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eos [2024/11/22 12:25] – [Show Control] ssm2017eos [2026/01/19 19:31] (current) – removed sxh ssm2017
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   * effect 2 : circle (attributes reverse / green arrow left down (mirror hor + mirror vert)   * effect 2 : circle (attributes reverse / green arrow left down (mirror hor + mirror vert)
   * macro 1 :   * macro 1 :
-<sxh>+<code>
 group 1 effect 1 group 1 effect 1
 group 2 offset reverse effect 2 group 2 offset reverse effect 2
-</sxh>+</code>
 === version bg === === version bg ===
 using same effects, need to set "Axis -10" to be very symetrical using same effects, need to set "Axis -10" to be very symetrical
-<sxh>+<code>
 Offset Num_Groups 2 Offset Num_Groups 2
 Next Effect 4 Next Effect 4
 Next Offset Reverse Effect 5 Next Offset Reverse Effect 5
-</sxh>+</code>
  
 === version mega <del>bg</del> shlag === === version mega <del>bg</del> shlag ===
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 source : https://youtu.be/JagsTbVKXPI?si=Ra53JlNqQgec5tjK source : https://youtu.be/JagsTbVKXPI?si=Ra53JlNqQgec5tjK
  
-<sxh>+<code>
 hardkey : tab 12 hardkey : tab 12
 chan 1 t 4 type ayrton eurus s basic chan 1 t 4 type ayrton eurus s basic
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 ctrl+g+o+i+0 ctrl+g+o+i+0
 g 1 alt+p 10 g 1 alt+p 10
-</sxh>+</code>
 ===== a revoir ===== ===== a revoir =====
  
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 ===== OSC ===== ===== OSC =====
 +[[https://www.etcconnect.com/WebDocs/Controls/EosFamilyOnlineHelp/en/Content/23_Show_Control/08_OSC/Using_OSC_with_Eos/OSC_Eos_Control.htm|Online doc]]
 ==== Tests ==== ==== Tests ====
-<sxh python>+<code python>
 client.send_message("/eos/cmd", "Tilt @ +0.1#") client.send_message("/eos/cmd", "Tilt @ +0.1#")
-</sxh>+</code>
 ==== Show Control ==== ==== Show Control ====
-<sxh python>+<code python>
 pip install python-osc pip install python-osc
 from pythonosc import udp_client from pythonosc import udp_client
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 client.send_message("/eos/cmd", "Event 1 _sACN 1 / 1#") client.send_message("/eos/cmd", "Event 1 _sACN 1 / 1#")
 client.send_message("/eos/cmd", "Event 1 Show_Control_Action Level_By_Address 1 / 1#") client.send_message("/eos/cmd", "Event 1 Show_Control_Action Level_By_Address 1 / 1#")
-</sxh> +</code> 
-<sxh python>+<code python>
 from pythonosc import udp_client from pythonosc import udp_client
  
-universe = 2+input_universe = 1 
 +output_universe = 2
 event_list = "2" event_list = "2"
 desk_ip = "192.168.0.100" desk_ip = "192.168.0.100"
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 client.send_message("/eos/cmd", "Event " + event_list+ " / Network_Inputs#") client.send_message("/eos/cmd", "Event " + event_list+ " / Network_Inputs#")
 client.send_message("/eos/cmd", "Event " + event_list+ " / External Enable#") client.send_message("/eos/cmd", "Event " + event_list+ " / External Enable#")
-for id in range(1,512): +for id in range(1,513): 
-    address = str(((universe - 1) * 512) + id) +    input_address = str(((input_universe - 1) * 512) + id) 
-    client.send_message("/eos/cmd", "Event " + event_list+ " / " + address+ " _sACN "+ address+ "#") +    output_address = str(((output_universe - 1) * 512) + id) 
-    #client.send_message("/eos/cmd", "Event " + event_list+ " / " + address+ " Show_Control_Action Level_By_Address "+ universe+ " / "+ address +"#") +    client.send_message("/eos/cmd", "Event " + event_list+ " / " + input_address+ " _sACN "+ input_address+ "#") 
-    client.send_message("/eos/cmd", "Event " + event_list+ " / " + address+ " Show_Control_Action Level_By_Address "+ address +"#") +    client.send_message("/eos/cmd", "Event " + event_list+ " / " + input_address+ " Show_Control_Action Level_By_Address "+ output_address +"#") 
-</sxh>+</code>
 ==== Faders ==== ==== Faders ====
 To use faders, we need to define a "virtual" fader page for osc containing a fixed number of faders and then use them to control real faders. To use faders, we need to define a "virtual" fader page for osc containing a fixed number of faders and then use them to control real faders.
 source : https://community.troikatronix.com/topic/5351/tutorial-how-to-do-fader-communication-with-etc-eos-lighting-desk-using-osc source : https://community.troikatronix.com/topic/5351/tutorial-how-to-do-fader-communication-with-etc-eos-lighting-desk-using-osc
-<sxh>+<code>
 /eos/fader/1/config/10 /eos/fader/1/config/10
 /eos/user/2/fader/1/1 = 0.5 /eos/user/2/fader/1/1 = 0.5
-</sxh>+</code>

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