They are very simple to set up as the just have the widget id of the relevant picker in the widget field. Its value is set to means its RGB array values are set by the outputs of the 3 faders.įinally, there are 2 LED widgets which just display the current color value of each picker as a solid block of color. The other color picker rgb_2 is labeled OUTPUT COLOR and is used as an indicator of the color mix produced by faders 1-3 It has already been set up because its values have been set in the fader value fields previously for QLAB RED which gets the first (red value of the output array from the color picker) The color picker with id rgb_1 is labeled FADER INPUT.
The faders should now be operating the sliders in QLab dashboard/setLight is the address and goes in the address field The OSC to control a channel in the QLab dashboard is Change the max number to 100 being careful not to change anything else In the range section, we need to make a small change so that the fader outputs 1 to 100. In the style section of the editor, rename the label from auto to RED Punctuation and Capitalisation are important to get a functioning object! Click the fader to open the editor window for that object. Now we’ll set up all the editor parameters necessary to get out fader to control the red channel in QLab. Right-click in the gridded area and add a fader object with In the Style section of the menu change the label from auto to RGB Control If the editor isn’t visible click the menu icon at the top right and then turn the editor on. We are going to create a new file by ticking the checkbox in Blank If we were opening a file we would select it using the button with dots to the right of the load field This is the IP address for localhost, i.e the computer all these programs are running on followed by a colon and the port number that QLab listens out for OSC messages on (53000) Prepare for everything to get most un-Mac like!
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