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QLC+ is a free and cross-platform software to control DMX or analog lighting systems like moving heads, dimmers, scanners etc. This project is a fork of the great QLC project written by Heikki Junnila that aims to continue the QLC development and to introduce new features. The primary goal is to bring QLC+ at the level of other lighting control commercial softwares. QLC+ runs on Linux, Windows (7+), macOS (10.7+) and the Raspberry Pi.
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As usual, a lot is always going on in the QLC+ project! Today I am releasing a new alpha version of QLC+ 5 to hit another milestone toward a production ready product. To know more, head over to the full release announcement. QLC+ 5 3D preview is so cool 22.07.2018
The QLC+ project needs your help ! Today I'm starting something new to this project, similar to what happens every day on Kickstarter: a crowdfunding campaign ! Please head over to the campaign announcement to find out more. If you have questions or comments, there's a dedicated forum thread for it. Let's show that "free software" is not just "grab and run" !
The long anticipated QLC+ 5 preliminary release is now available for immediate download. However, before proceeding to download it, please take some time to carefully read the release announcement.
As the QLC+ project is constantly evolving and hopefully improving, during the Christmas holidays I dedicated some effort to tackle a couple of long standing issues frequently encountered in a theatre workflow. You can find some long discussions in the forum regarding monitor+override sliders and blended crossfade. Both those needs should now be covered and up to date test versions are available for every platform, including the related documentation updated. So I kindly ask everybody interested in those features, to please provide feedbacks in the above forum discussions, to allow me to understand if the current solutions make everybody happy. Thanks.
QLC+ 4.10.4 is a bugfix release that aims to resolve a few issues and regressions reported by users during the last months. As usual though, this version brings also important news regarding specific areas: I have introduced a real pause state of QLC+ Functions. This state can be accessed from Virtual Console Cue Lists and from the Show Manager. A Cue List now has 2 separate buttons for playback: Play/Pause and Stop. When pausing, lights will stay on, and "frozen" exactly where they were, even during a fade in transition. This breaks backward compatibility with external control mapping, cause now you have to map 2 different controls, so you are strongly invited to review your project if you intend to use this version. On the other hand I hope the benefit is clear: this distinction gives maximum flexibility of control of a Cue List/Chaser playback, especially for theatre usage cases.
With the LED color feedback in mind, I finally implemented global custom feedbacks that can be defined just once in an input profile. They can always be overridden from every VC widget, like before.
Again, for flexibility, I decided to split MIDI beat clock start and stop events, so if you're using such feature, please double check your project.
Now a few deployment updates: Every Linux build now includes the OLA plugin, but OLA is not a hard dependency of the package. The plugin will be listed in the IO manager only if OLA is actually installed in the system.
Windows builds now include Qt 5.6.0 built by me, without ICU libraries. The final package size has been reduced by 700Kb.
Mac OSX bundles include Qt 5.6.0 as well, the vanilla version
The Raspberry Pi image has been ported to Debian Jessie ! This is a huge step forward and the boot time is lighting fast: 12 seconds on a Raspberry Pi 3 ! Notification emails will be sent later today.
Changelog: Scripts: Fix 4.10.3a regression that breaks values parsing (David Garyga)
Engine: fix relative paths when opening a project from the command line
Engine: improved the start/stop mechanism of Functions within a Show
Chaser Editor: a newly created step is now selected automatically
Scene Editor: fixed the tab order of the fixtures
Show Manager: added the possibility to pause a Show leaving the lights on
Show Manager/Audio: allow to display the waveform preview while playing a file
UI/Function Selection: fix crash on workspaces where a scene ID is bigger than its sequence ID (David Garyga)
UI/Video: fixed the fullscreen positioning on Windows
Virtual Console/Animation: fix behavior issue when changing the associated function (David Garyga)
Virtual Console/Frames: send feedbacks for the enable button
Virtual Console/Frames: fix 4.10.3 regression causing frames to resize after configuration
Virtual Console/Cue List: playback can now be paused and resumed (see documentation)
Virtual Console/Cue List: added a dedicated stop button, with external controls
Virtual Console/XYPad: fixed computation of reversed fixture position (Luca Ugolini)
Plugins/OSC: fixed regression of receiving data from the wrong interface (David Garyga)
Plugins/OSC: fixed regression causing not receiving data anymore when changing the input profile (David Garyga)
Plugins/MIDI: distinguish MIDI beat clock start and stop (see documentation)
Input Profiles Editor: it is now possible to define button custom feedbacks in a profile (see documentation)
New input profile: Novation Launchpad Pro (thanks to David Giardi)
New RGB script: Balls (color) (thanks to Rob Nieuwenhuizen)
Fixture updated: Starway MaxKolor-18 (thanks to Thierry Rodolfo and Robert Box)
Fixture updated: Cameo LED RGBW PAR64 18x8W (thanks to Lukas)
New fixture: American DJ Mega QA Par38 (thanks to Nathan Durnan)
New fixture: Martin MAC 250 Wash (thanks to Robert Box)
New fixture: Luxibel LX161 (thanks to Freddy Hoogstoel)
New fixture: Stairville MH-X60th LED Spot (thanks to Jasper Zevering)
New fixture: Cameo CLHB400RGBW (thanks to Mihai Andrei)
New fixture: Showlite Flood Light Panel 144x10mm LED RGBW (thanks to Ex)
New fixture: Color Imagination LedSpot 90 (SI-052), Robe Spot 575 XT (thanks to DJ Ladonin)
New fixture: Chauvet Mini Kinta (thanks to Jonathan Wilson)
New fixture: Eurolite LED ML-56 QCL RGBW-RGBA 18x8W (thanks to Matthijs ten Berge)
New fixture: High End Systems TechnoSpot (thanks to Tom Moeller)
New fixtures: American DJ Inno Pocket Spot Twins, Fog Fury 3000 WiFly, Event Bar Pro (thanks to MaBonzo)
New fixtures: American DJ Galaxian Gem IR, Vizi Roller Beam 2R (thanks to MaBonzo)
New fixture: Ayra ERO 506 (thanks to Bert Heikamp)
New fixture: Ayrton Arcaline 100 RGB, Martin Magnum Hazer (thanks to Thierry Rodolfo)
New fixtures: American DJ Asteroid 1200, Eurolite GKF-60, Eurolite LED FE-700 (thanks to Flox Garden)
New fixtures: Antari X-310 Pro Fazer, lightmaXX CLS-2 (thanks to Flox Garden)
New fixture: Beamz MHL90 Wash 5x18W RGBAW-UV (thanks to Hans Erik Tjelum)
New fixture: PR Lighting Pilot 150 (thanks to David Read)
New fixture: lightmaXX Platinum CLS-1 (thanks to Marc Geonet)
I have been working on this project in some shape or form since 2004, and I'm blown away that over the years it has been downloaded more than a million times, used by thousands of athletes, coaches, students, physical therapists and is cited in hundreds of research papers!
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