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Unless something has changed that I don't know about, 3rd party devs are not allowed to make custom UI elements like this matrix design. We only have access to the standard parameter elements

Ooooooh, that's interesting. Sure, smoother scaling is probably the better option for the majority of the Resolume user base.

When you're trying to work pixel accurate on LED, the difference between a color accurate pixel and a pixel with bleed is pretty noticeable. I've spent a lot of time ...

So I've been doing some reading on this. Turns out this is indeed 'just how scaling works'. The GPU looks at the neighbours of the original texture to guess what the newly created extra pixels should be colored. And zooming in on the output preview like that is in fact applying scaling.

As long as ...

- make two solids on two layers
- make each 10px by 10px
- make the first red and move it to -5 on the x
- make the second green and move it to +5 on the x
- open the ass
- make two slices, 10px by 10px
- put the first on 955 on x
- put the second on 965 on x
- they will now each sample the solid ...

You see the fades on the slice edges because of how the algorithm of the scaling works.

Why is there scaling involved? A 1 pixel square is getting translated to a 1 pixel square. What we're seeing in your image on the output transformation is interpolation of a pixel with its neighbouring pixels ...

This is not such a crazy thing to expect.

Let's say I have layer 2 set to mask mode, and a couple of decks with differently themed content. In every deck, the content in layer 2 is then specifically selected by me to be used for masking.

If I then decide that the masking is too much for this show ...

You can even type straight in the Resolume number box. But yeah, +1 for aspect locks

Excellent question!

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This may come as a surprise to you. Usually it takes us 3 or 4 years to release a new major version. Now it's only been a little under 2 years since we announced Resolume 6. The reason for this change of pace is we have big changes and even bigger plans. We think you ...

Imagine a scenario

- Trigger clip 1 in layer 1
- Change its direction via layer transport controls
- Trigger clip 2 in layer 1
- Change its direction via layer transport controls
- Reset all values on desk

You will now end up with clip 2 being reset, but clip 1 is still set to its changed ...