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Skistner at 10:57, 2 March 2025

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	2) Mark a subset of devices and align an operation with the '''property panels''' (First, press the '''Lumos''' button in the '''intensity panel''' to open shutter/dim up lamp)		2) Mark a subset of devices and align an operation with the '''property panels''' (First, press the '''Lumos''' button in the '''intensity panel''' to open shutter/dim up lamp)

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Jnoetzel at 10:45, 2 March 2025

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JayJay at 07:46, 15 May 2013

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	You can select a set of devices by drawing a frame around them (this is a kind of temporary group - please do not confuse this with the default groups) or by single selection holding the '''CTRL''' key. Marking such a set of devices can also be helpful for positioning the icons. With the "create group" button you can define permanent groups from the selection.		You can select a set of devices by drawing a frame around them (this is a kind of temporary group - please do not confuse this with the default groups) or by single selection holding the '''CTRL''' key. Marking such a set of devices can also be helpful for positioning the icons. With the "create group" button you can define permanent groups from the selection.

	~~[[File:DMXC3L04 liveView groups.jpg]]~~

	There are some helpful shortcuts helping to improve the assignment of icons in the '''Live View''' (moving and alignment of symbols). At first you have to select the device icons by drawing a frame or pressing the '''CTRL''' key (windows style selection).		There are some helpful shortcuts helping to improve the assignment of icons in the '''Live View''' (moving and alignment of symbols). At first you have to select the device icons by drawing a frame or pressing the '''CTRL''' key (windows style selection).
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	By using the '''Show/Hide''' button you can choose which attributes are displayed near the icons (device name, selection number, intensity, ...).		By using the '''Show/Hide''' button you can choose which attributes are displayed near the icons (device name, selection number, intensity, ...).

JayJay at 00:58, 15 May 2013

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	To add devices or device groups in a '''Stage View''', let's move into the '''Project Explorer''' and drag&drop units into the respective '''Stage View'''. In the current betaversion it is not possible to drag&drop a device from the devices branch directly into the '''Live View''' window. Move it within the directory tree instead.		To add devices or device groups in a '''Stage View''', let's move into the '''Project Explorer''' and drag&drop units into the respective '''Stage View'''. In the current betaversion it is not possible to drag&drop a device from the devices branch directly into the '''Live View''' window. Move it within the directory tree instead.
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	The '''Stage View''' distinguishes between "single lamp" icons and "group" icons. If you select an group icon all following operational actions are applied to each group member item.		The '''Stage View''' distinguishes between "single lamp" icons and "group" icons. If you select an group icon all following operational actions are applied to each group member item.

JayJay at 23:51, 13 May 2013

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	===Overview===		==Overview==
	This lesson introduces into the stage view panel - a minimal 2D visualization tool which offers valuable support for programming your show.		This lesson introduces into the stage view panel - a minimal 2D visualization tool which offers valuable support for programming your show.

	===Lecture 4: The Live View (Stage View) ===		==Lecture 4: The Live View (Stage View) ==

	The '''Stage View''' is one of the several tools in the tool menu. When you create devices and/or groups, some (interactive) icons are automatically generated in the '''Stage View'''. You can move these icons to any place you want by dragging them with the mouse. In this way you can model your stage in 2D representation.		The '''Stage View''' is one of the several tools in the tool menu. When you create devices and/or groups, some (interactive) icons are automatically generated in the '''Stage View'''. You can move these icons to any place you want by dragging them with the mouse. In this way you can model your stage in 2D representation.

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	By using the '''Show/Hide''' button you can choose which attributes are displayed near the icons (device name, selection number, intensity, ...).		By using the '''Show/Hide''' button you can choose which attributes are displayed near the icons (device name, selection number, intensity, ...).

	===Exercise===		==Exercise==
	* Try to generate the same layout in the live view panel as shown above by shifting the icons		1) Try to generate the same layout in the live view panel as shown above by shifting the icons
	* Mark a subset of devices and align an operation with the property panels (First, press the "Lumos" button in the intensity panel to open shutter/dim up lamp)		<br>
			2) Mark a subset of devices and align an operation with the '''property panels''' (First, press the '''Lumos''' button in the '''intensity panel''' to open shutter/dim up lamp)

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JayJay at 22:18, 11 May 2013

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	* Try to generate the same layout in the live view panel as shown above by shifting the icons		* Try to generate the same layout in the live view panel as shown above by shifting the icons
	* Mark a subset of devices and align an operation with the property panels (First, press the "Lumos" button in the intensity panel to open shutter/dim up lamp)		* Mark a subset of devices and align an operation with the property panels (First, press the "Lumos" button in the intensity panel to open shutter/dim up lamp)


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Jmintenbeck at 12:01, 17 April 2013

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	* Mark a subset of devices and align an operation with the property panels (First, press the "Lumos" button in the intensity panel to open shutter/dim up lamp)		* Mark a subset of devices and align an operation with the property panels (First, press the "Lumos" button in the intensity panel to open shutter/dim up lamp)


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Mminini at 09:48, 7 March 2013

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	==Overview==		===Overview===
	This lesson introduces into the stage view panel - a minimal 2D ~~visualisation~~ tool which offers ~~valueable~~ support for programming your show.		This lesson introduces into the stage view panel - a minimal 2D visualization tool which offers valuable support for programming your show.

	==Lecture 4: The Live View (Stage View) ==		===Lecture 4: The Live View (Stage View) ===

	The '''Stage View''' is one of the several tools in the tool ~~menue~~. When you create devices and/or groups, some (interactive) icons are automatically generated in the '''Stage View'''. You can move these icons to any place you want by dragging them with the mouse. In this way you can model your stage in 2D representation.		The '''Stage View''' is one of the several tools in the tool menu. When you create devices and/or groups, some (interactive) icons are automatically generated in the '''Stage View'''. You can move these icons to any place you want by dragging them with the mouse. In this way you can model your stage in 2D representation.

	It could be helpful to load a background picture for better mapping your stage. Click on the background with right mouse button and choose "Edit Background". Additional background pictures can be inserted in the folder ".../DMMXControl3.0/Kernel/Pictures".		It could be helpful to load a background picture for better mapping your stage. Click on the background with right mouse button and choose "Edit Background". Additional background pictures can be inserted in the folder ".../DMMXControl3.0/Kernel/Pictures".
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	[[File:DMXC3L04 liveView.JPG\|600px]]		[[File:DMXC3L04 liveView.JPG\|600px]]

	The '''Stage View''' distinguishes in "single lamp" icons and "group" icons. If you select an group icon all following operational actions are applied to each group member item.		The '''Stage View''' distinguishes between "single lamp" icons and "group" icons. If you select an group icon all following operational actions are applied to each group member item.

	You can select a set of devices by drawing a frame around them (this is a kind of temporary group - please do not confuse this with the default groups) or by single selection holding the "CTRL" key. Marking such a set of devices can also be helpful for positioning the icons. With the "create group" button you can define permanent groups from the selection.		You can select a set of devices by drawing a frame around them (this is a kind of temporary group - please do not confuse this with the default groups) or by single selection holding the '''CTRL''' key. Marking such a set of devices can also be helpful for positioning the icons. With the "create group" button you can define permanent groups from the selection.

	[[File:DMXC3L04 liveView groups.jpg]]		[[File:DMXC3L04 liveView groups.jpg]]

	There are some helpful shortcuts helping to improve the assignment of icons in the '''Live View''' (moving and alignment of symbols). At first you have to select the device icons by drawing a frame or pressing the ~~"STRG/~~CTRL" key (windows style selection).		There are some helpful shortcuts helping to improve the assignment of icons in the '''Live View''' (moving and alignment of symbols). At first you have to select the device icons by drawing a frame or pressing the '''CTRL''' key (windows style selection).

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	By using the '''Show/Hide''' button you can choose which attributes are displayed near the icons (device name, selection number, intensity, ...).		By using the '''Show/Hide''' button you can choose which attributes are displayed near the icons (device name, selection number, intensity, ...).

	==~~Excercise~~==		===Exercise===
	* Try to generate the same layout in the live view panel as shown above by shifting the icons		* Try to generate the same layout in the live view panel as shown above by shifting the icons
	* Mark a subset of devices and align an operation with the property panels (press "Lumos" button ~~at first~~ in intensity panel to open shutter/dim up lamp)		* Mark a subset of devices and align an operation with the property panels (First, press the "Lumos" button in the intensity panel to open shutter/dim up lamp)

	~~==Certificate==~~
	~~I have understood the topics of this lecture and want to continue with next course:~~
	~~Lesson 5~~

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Steiny at 19:55, 22 January 2013

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JayJay at 15:54, 13 January 2013

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	==Overview==		==Overview==
	This lesson introduces into the stage view panel - a minimal 2D visualisation tool which offers valueable support for programming your show.		This lesson introduces into the stage view panel - a minimal 2D visualisation tool which offers valueable support for programming your show.