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BryanCrotaz avatar BryanCrotaz commented on August 16, 2024

You’re essentially looking for a fixed offset plus or minus artnet movement?

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BryanCrotaz avatar BryanCrotaz commented on August 16, 2024

You’re essentially rotating the base of a moving spot?

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Atreyus86 avatar Atreyus86 commented on August 16, 2024

essentially you would need an offset to be set directly on the spots where you need to act, and that offset must be available for all three axes.
I have already managed to change the order directly from the script [pan, tilt, 0] or [pan, 0, tilt] but in this particular case where I have to work on a project already done I need to change the degrees of an axis without then it is refreshed by the artnet.

For example:
[pan, tilt, null]

Because there are many moving heads with parent factors, modifiers and more already active

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BryanCrotaz avatar BryanCrotaz commented on August 16, 2024

we could put a checkbox against every DMX channel in the selected fixture. But for a big fixture That would get unwieldy.

Can you just define a fixture that only has the channels you want to animate?

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Atreyus86 avatar Atreyus86 commented on August 16, 2024

The Issue is that if i patch the spot on the original position, everything works fine. But if i rotate the spot 90° on the X axis because i need the spot rigged in the default position looking in front of the audience (see the attached screenshot) i need to set the offset of the Z axis and leave it there without refresh from the addon. If you try with Blender, when you set the Z axis of the spot, when you switch on the addon, if i don't touch the Z Value, the addon automatically set the value on zero.
Hope to be clear, thanks a lot for the support.
screenshot1
screenshot2

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BryanCrotaz avatar BryanCrotaz commented on August 16, 2024

I think I know what you mean. Please post that second screenshot before and after you patch it so I can see exactly what’s happening and which axis is misbehaving.

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Atreyus86 avatar Atreyus86 commented on August 16, 2024

Before:
Screenshot (5)

After:
Screenshot (4)

As you can see in the first image i've set up the offset on Z axes without settings the ArtNet values (Pan and Tilt are on X,Y asxes). When i switch on the ArtNet addon, the value of Z become 0 fron the original 65 degrees.
It happens only when i add the ArtNet node in a project that i have created before.

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BryanCrotaz avatar BryanCrotaz commented on August 16, 2024

Please log the second problem as a separate issue

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BryanCrotaz avatar BryanCrotaz commented on August 16, 2024

So actually you don’t want to rotate the light, you want to rotate the housing. And you want the artnet rotation to be relative to your starting point, not from zero?

Wondering if the lamp body can be set as the parent of the light, and we could have a check box to rotate parent instead of rotating the light?

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Atreyus86 avatar Atreyus86 commented on August 16, 2024

This is a great idea, thank you! After we do this, will the fixture be the same?

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BryanCrotaz avatar BryanCrotaz commented on August 16, 2024

Try the new version 1.4. Pan and tilt are now written to the delta rotation so you can use the rotation transform to set the centre position.

You also have the option to map pan and tilt to parent or grandparent axes.

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Atreyus86 avatar Atreyus86 commented on August 16, 2024

the new version for now is stable and very useful, the option that you added is very helpful, now the workflow is very smooth,more fast and simple. Thanks a lot. We keep you updated in case of bugs

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BryanCrotaz avatar BryanCrotaz commented on August 16, 2024

If you find it useful commercially I'd be grateful for a Patreon subscription so I can dedicate more time to this.

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