User Manual

Laserworld Showeditor 2015
Version 2015/1.0 2015 Page 162
Figure Index 16.
Fig. 1:
 Setup-Wizard of Laserworld Showeditor. ........................................................................... 13
Fig. 2:  Menu “Options/Hardware” for the selection of the hardware interfaces (DAC). Up
to 16 interfaces can be used. The shown setup is useful for a simulation of a 1 + 2 projector
show (typical setup). ............................................................................................................................. 15
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Fig. 3:  Simulation of figures and laser-shows. Use right mouse button to open the setup
dialog (above). ...................................................................................................................................... 16
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Fig. 4:  Simulation with virtual devices. ........................................................................................... 17
Fig. 5:  Menu Options/MIDI/DMX: Selection of DMX-ports for input and output, selection
of MIDI-device and setup of printer. ................................................................................................... 18
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Fig. 6 (above): Timeline: Pages A–P (red circle) with each 3 figure-tracks and their effect-sub-
tracks. These pages are assigned to the hardware-output-routing for up to sixteen DAC (red
arrow). ...................................................................................................................................................... 20
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Fig. 7:  Main window of Laserworld Showeditor. Click on Options for hardware setup (see
red arrow)! .............................................................................................................................................. 21
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Fig. 8:  Menu: Options. Language selection, licensing information ........................................... 22
Fig. 9:  Options: Hardware Output Routing ................................................................................... 23
Fig. 10:  Tab Optimize Output. Setting of hardware interface parameters .......................... 24
Fig. 11:  Playback shows ................................................................................................................ 25
Fig. 12:  Buttons for editing ............................................................................................................ 27
Fig. 13:  Figure Editor, folder window: Structure of folders (example).................................... 29
Fig. 14:  “Save Figure” – dialog: opens on first saving of a figure. It’s also possible to create
a new folder ............................................................................................................................................ 30
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Fig. 15:  Assignment of keys to figures. Right-click on an icon or click on “Assign Figure”
(red arrows). The selected figure has a red square. ........................................................................ 31
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Fig. 16:  Key assignment within the Live Window. ..................................................................... 32
Fig. 17:  Assignment tables for computer- or MIDI-keyboards ................................................ 32
Fig. 18:  Main System Buttons in the right column of the Figure Editor ................................... 33
Fig. 19:  Menu “File” of the Timeline Editor. ................................................................................ 33
Fig. 20:  Dialog of the “Effect-Tool” (Timeline-Editor). ............................................................... 34
Fig. 21:  “Direct-recording” of laser-shows. Button with red circle: Start of recording ........ 34
Fig. 22:  Live Window after loading a live show ........................................................................ 36
Fig. 23:  Detail view of the Live Window after having loaded a live show ........................... 36
Fig. 24:  The Figure Editor ............................................................................................................... 38
Fig. 25:  Options Window ............................................................................................................... 39
Fig. 26:  The Effects Window ......................................................................................................... 40
Fig. 27:  The Timeline-Editor ........................................................................................................... 41
Fig. 28:  The Play List ....................................................................................................................... 42
Fig. 29:  The DMX Window ............................................................................................................. 42