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--- fixture_creator:tutorial:laser_tutorial:tutorial_laser_laserworld_rs_200g [2012/03/27 10:34] – Jan_K
+++ fixture_creator:tutorial:laser_tutorial:tutorial_laser_laserworld_rs_200g [2013/03/11 04:05] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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 Note:\\
-In the end of this page there is an “Alternative” section on what is missing and what could be done differently.\\
+In the end of this page there is an “[[fixture_creator:tutorial:laser_tutorial:tutorial_laser_laserworld_rs_200g#Alternative|Alternative]]” section on what is missing and what could be done differently.\\
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 Before starting, get an image of the fixture in the [[fixture_creator:pictures_and_icons|right size]] and the manual. \\
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  Add the fixture image.\\
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-The name RS200G-1, (-1) is taken from a short calculation of how many images that a needed and a decision of that this has to be split in 2 fixtur so it will be used as a combined fixture.\\
+The name RS200G-1, (-1) is taken from a short calculation of how many images that a needed and a decision of that this has to be split in 2 fixtur so it will be used as a [[fixture_creator:combined_fixtures|combined fixture]].\\
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 Total Channels: 14\\
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 Each shift value was recorded.\\
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-The mid values was calculated and entered in the macro table. Each value was given a number icon.\\
+The [[fixture_creator:tutorial:fixture_creator_tutorial_middle_value|mid values]] was calculated and entered in the macro table. Each value was given a number icon.\\
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 The fixture was then saved, FreeStyler and the laser turned on again. The laser was placed so the image was projected on a black curtain and a camera placed so some decent pictures could be made.\\
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+**Fixture part 2, RS200G-2.**\\
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+Enter:\\
+Manufacturer:  LASERWORLD\\
+Fixture name: RS200G-2\\
+Add the fixture image.\\
+Total Channels: 14\\
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+In this fixture only the macros is defined.\\
+Note: The other functions from fixture one can be duplicated in this fixture but they have to be a true copy.\\
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+===== Alternative =====
+The first thing to note is that this fixture was made before “[[fixture_creator:fixture_showin|Show in]]” was available in the macro section. This function makes it possible to make this fixture in a different way.\\
+There are some speed controls that are not placed on a direct control function. These controls are best on faders because they have to be fine adjusted.\\
+In this fixture these controls can be accessed via the “Right side sliders”.\\
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+Now:\\
+Since the images are so many that they have to be split on 2 fixtures more images could be moved to fixture 2.\\
+This will release space for more macros so something like Mode could be placed there with a “Show in”.\\
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+A move of the mode will make it possible to have Zoom macro control on 1st color wheel.\\
+The Drawing, Scan and Color speed are best placed on faders this could also be placed on color wheel 1 and 2.\\
+One thing to note is that these speeds may just have to be adjusted once and then never again. So the decision of placing them on “Right side sliders may be an ok solution.\\
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+Many control channels have one function in one end of the values and another function in the other end.\\
+One way to make this control easier is to place some icons in the beginning and end of the function.\\
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+A control like “move” has a speed control and a direction control in the same range.\\
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+slow move Vertically.\\
+mid move Vertically.\\
+fast move Vertically.\\
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+By placing this on a gobo control channel and then have one or more gobos, slow, mid and fast, then by one press on the icons bring the value inside Vertically movement and it is then possible to fine adjust the value on the fader.\\
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