3.0.7_b1

glue soustraction!

hello,
une nouvelle beta est dispo pour toutes les versions de DL (j'ai pas été fainéant...).
les news :
- correction du bug du bouton MLink
- le menu des pages de SubMaster est détachable et affiche le nom des Pages
- nouvelle fenêtre pour les changeurs de couleurs. grosso modo :
* vous ajouter ou enlever des modèles de changeurs
* vous définissez un nom (ou pas) au changeur
* vous définissez le nombre de couleurs
* vous cliquez sur une des frames, choisissez une couleur en haut et cliquez sur la flèche pour assigner la couleur à la frame.
* vous définissez des circuits pour chaque scroller

dans la fenêtre principale, un menu ## vous permet d'afficher un des modèle de scroller renseigné.

bref, je vous laisse essayer et attends vos retours, mais je vois déjà poindre la question des 1ère et dernière couleurs qui n'ont pas les m^mes dimensions que les autres.
et bien oui, mais le jour où j'aurai un changeur qui demande que les couleurs extrêmes soient plus longues, je corrigerai le module (c'est pas tous les changeurs qui ont les feuilles extrêmes plus longues....)

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salut je viens d'essayer et je me rend compte que lorsque je clique sur la couleur que j'ai prevue le niveau des circuits selectionnés ne monte qu'a 50% est ce normal?

et bien combien de couleurs t'as mis ?
si t'as mis 1 couleur, la valeur du circuit sera 50% (le milieu de la couleur)
si t'as mis 2 couleurs, la 1ere valeur sera 25%, l'autre 75% (le milieu de chaque couleur)...

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En fait je m'en suis rendu compte, c'est que je pensais pouvoir utiliser avec des leds, mais c'est prévue en fait pour des changeurs. D'ou le fait que je ne comprenais pas le pourquoi du C......


Merci

tiens, t'as quoi comme modèle de Leds ?, parce que le prochain module sera dédié aux Leds, et autant le construire à partir d'un modèle connu.

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ben pour le moment je ne l'ai pas encore, je dois les recevoir bientôt, mais c'est du bas de gamme de chez ESL. Lesbar 50cm sur 6 canaux

Bravo...

But it would be good if you could clone a scroller that you have already defined... At the moment, you must create each scroller, set up the number of frames, and, (if the colours are the same in all scrollers) click on the colour in one frame (to set it up in the colour picker), then click down in the corresponding new frame below and record the colour; and do this as many times as there are frames. If you have a serious number of scrollers that might be a real time-consuming process...

It would be gould to to name your chosen colours in each frame, (so that you can approximate to Lee, Rosco et al names/numbers in your scroller)

Or of course, if you could link with databases of Rosco or Lee or any other colours so that you could just type in (or select from a list) eg 'Lee' and '#104' or 'Rosco' and 'Light Rose', that would be Elysium... :whistle:


Best wishes

Colin

@Colin

nice idea about the cloning!
also in the main window, i think there's a problem... for now when you select desire colour, each channel referenced for selected scroller are updated.
it can be an issue!
a better behaviour would be if there's no selected channel, update them all, if there's selected channel that belong to the scroller, update only this/these ones.

a quick question, in english, do you write color or colour?

you can already name a frame, select one, click on 'O' (look at available shortcut) an insert text in pop-up window.

referencing color from Lee,gamcolor, ... would be great, but do you know if resources are available about RGB value of each colours?

best regards,
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sl1200mk2 wrote: @Colin

nice idea about the cloning!
also in the main window, i think there's a problem... for now when you select desire colour, each channel referenced for selected scroller are updated.
it can be an issue!
a better behaviour would be if there's no selected channel, update them all, if there's selected channel that belong to the scroller, update only this/these ones.

Not sure about this one...

a quick question, in english, do you write color or colour?

US English is 'color' UK English is 'colour'

you can already name a frame, select one, click on 'O' (look at available shortcut) an insert text in pop-up window.

Yes... I found it just after I posted...

referencing color from Lee,gamcolor, ... would be great, but do you know if resources are available about RGB value of each colours?

I have been on the Rosco and Lee websites - but they only show a spectrum/transmission graph. I'm not sure if that is translatable to RGB values...

www.rosco.com/us/filters/roscolux.cfm
www.leefilters.com/lighting/products/fin...rRef:C4630710C3C704/

Best wishes,

Colin

best regards,
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@Colin,
this morning, good news from Lee Filter, they send me RGB value for each colours.
nice!!

aussi je poste ici pour pas oublier:
les flèches dans la fenêtre des MLink ne fonctionnent plus.
classer les MLinks par ordre de submasters associé

sl1200mk2 wrote: @Colin,
this morning, good news from Lee Filter, they send me RGB value for each colours.
nice!!

Bravo! Maybe Rosco/Gam can do the same for their range... maybe...

One more observation...

At the moment, after you have allocated a colour to a frame, you cannot *copy* another colour to that frame, as the colour picker will always show the colour in the selected frame, not the frame you want to copy from, so eg if you change a colour in a frame (after a mistake, say) you can only approximate to that colour in any other scrollers. (Of course, if you were to institute RGB entry, it would be less of a problem... :whistle: )

Regards,

Colin

colinc wrote: Bravo! Maybe Rosco/Gam can do the same for their range... maybe...

only Lee answered me ....

colinc wrote: One more observation...

At the moment, after you have allocated a colour to a frame, you cannot *copy* another colour to that frame, as the colour picker will always show the colour in the selected frame, not the frame you want to copy from, so eg if you change a colour in a frame (after a mistake, say) you can only approximate to that colour in any other scrollers. (Of course, if you were to institute RGB entry, it would be less of a problem... :whistle: )

you're absolutely right, i didn't thought about that...
we have 2 options (or more):
* when colour is pure red, colour picker is inhibed, that mean you can pick another colour and re-select the red one to do a new assignation.
so we can have an 'reset' button that will set to red selected colour
* use drag'n drop to copy colours among frames

RGB entry is possible but boring to feed...

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sl1200mk2 wrote:

colinc wrote: Bravo! Maybe Rosco/Gam can do the same for their range... maybe...

only Lee answered me ....

colinc wrote: One more observation...

At the moment, after you have allocated a colour to a frame, you cannot *copy* another colour to that frame, as the colour picker will always show the colour in the selected frame, not the frame you want to copy from, so eg if you change a colour in a frame (after a mistake, say) you can only approximate to that colour in any other scrollers. (Of course, if you were to institute RGB entry, it would be less of a problem... :whistle: )

you're absolutely right, i didn't thought about that...
we have 2 options (or more):
* when colour is pure red, colour picker is inhibed, that mean you can pick another colour and re-select the red one to do a new assignation.
so we can have an 'reset' button that will set to red selected colour
* use drag'n drop to copy colours among frames

RGB entry is possible but boring to feed...

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Drag'n'drop is possibly the simplest way, *but*...

The scroller window will need to scroll with the mouse pointer so that out-of-view frames can be reached. (Obvious, I guess...)

But a Reset button is not a bad thought (possibly less intuitive?)

I agree that entering RGB values is 'boring', but it is a useful tool 1) in the context of known filter colours (eg Lee as above); 2) it's more precise than a colour-picker. So I think that RGB entry fields that 1) show the RGB values of the colour you have chosen in the colour-picker; would then 2) allow direct entry to adjust that colour; I particularly think this will become important when you develop your LED module.

Just my thoughts...

Best wishes,

Colin

@Colin,
i also got a document from Gamcolor (my favourite...).
if we use RGB entry and Lee/Gam database, do we still need the colorpicker in scroller window ?

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sl1200mk2 wrote: @Colin,
i also got a document from Gamcolor (my favourite...).
if we use RGB entry and Lee/Gam database, do we still need the colorpicker in scroller window ?

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Hi

I think you could still need the colour picker - some people may not use Lee or Gam and also might not be confident at defining in RGB values. And for quick and rough entry, the picker would be best

Just my thoughts...


Best,

Colin