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Intange wrote: Wed Apr 19, 2023 16:30 This is exactly what I use Resolume for Corporate/Ballroom stuff. I can do 12 2K outputs. The transition element you are talking about is totally doable. I use them all the time. I call them Alpha bumpers. They have to be on top of everything and exist everywhere on that layer, that way you can switch columns and everything below switches but the alpha bumper has its in and out. On the out it reveals whats switched underneath. Looks killer. Watchout sucks dude. I had to reprogram a whole show in Resolume because Watchout just couldnt handle it1Canvas Media Servers.png. 27000X1080 LED wall. The best thing about Resolume is that it is non linear. I seen too many server guys struggle when a change in order happens live, if you are linear u gotta scramble.

Can you explain this more for the hard of thinking at the back of the class?

Also, entirely agree.
I've spent most of my time in hippo v3 and v4. I can do ANTHING any client or director will ever ask of me or a system.... IF they ask for it before the show starts.
Resolume I can do anything on the spot no worries but less fine control and fine details and more workarounds to get very specific things and features that hippo does internally.

Zoltán wrote: Mon Mar 07, 2022 18:43 What's wrong with using the next column button and animating your clip parameters?

Can i trigger the next coulmn button externally with DMX, Artnet or something else?

+1 for Timeline Feature in 2023!

OdyPody wrote: Tue Jun 27, 2023 12:54

Zoltán wrote: Mon Mar 07, 2022 18:43 What's wrong with using the next column button and animating your clip parameters?

Can i trigger the next coulmn button externally with DMX, Artnet or something else?

Yes, Shortcuts!
https://resolume.com/support/en/dmx-shortcuts

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