Wasnt sure if I should post here or the fixture request section, so posting in both, and hopefully someone will notice. I have one of those monsterous 400w UV Cannons. I want to add this to FS as well as 3D, so need to create 2 fixture profiles. The channel would actually control a DMX switch pack, to turn on the cannon. Would prefer to have a picture of the cannon, instead of using the Shadow LED panel that is included with FS. Also need this thing to blast out a big wide angle of purplish light in 3D, any way of doing that
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Neil
Fixture help - 400w UV Cannon
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This forum is designed for you to get HELP with building fixtures, Please make an attempt if you get stuck YOU must upload your partial fixture file (as an exported fixture file) so we can point you in the right direction if you don't do this you won't LEARN and if you don't learn you will may never be able to get the fixtures you require. It is Very hard to make fixtures for people when we don't have the same light at hand to test it with after all having the light in front of you makes programing so much easier! That's why we will help but rarely build any fixtures for you. You Alone are the best person to build your fixtures if you need help ask if you want it building for you Don't....
or alternativaly if your willing to pay for fixtures to be created then go here : http://www.freestylersupport.com/wiki/f ... on_service
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Re: Fixture help - 400w UV Cannon
The freestyler part of the fixture creation is actually not that hard. Have you tried that already?
The Wiki has a nice and well explained section on the Fixture Creator:
http://www.freestylersupport.com/wiki/f ... ns_dimmers
The Wiki has a nice and well explained section on the Fixture Creator:
http://www.freestylersupport.com/wiki/f ... ns_dimmers
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Re: Fixture help - 400w UV Cannon
I know how to create a fixture, both in FS as well as 3D. The issue is that I would like to define a larger size fixture, and one that is capable of projecting a wide angle wash of purple UV. Right now, I simply started with a PAR fixture, but no matter what beam angle I chose (maxed out at 110 degrees in this case), it sill shows up with a narrow PAR64 beam. I was able to force the purple color thru on the 3D side, but that is about it. I guess worst case, it does the job, and tells me when the light is on. I just need to find out how to get the beam wider now, just like its done on a Martin Atomic strobe.
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