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Builder & Personality file requests / Re: Beamz LCB224
« Last post by Julien Levaufre on Today at 17:09:53 »
Please find your fixture file included,
You will find informations about how to add it to your custy software here: 
https://forum.visualproductions.nl/forum/index.php?topic=857.0

Please note that Cuety cannot manage subfxtures, useful for pixel control for example. In the case of your fixture that means that the modes 24ch, 48 ch and 53ch cannot be directly created.
You will find modes, 3ch, 5ch and 8 ch in the file.

if you want to have pixel control you can still use a trick to use the 48ch mode by patching 16 times the RGB fixture from the generic manufacturer.

enjoy ;)
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Hello Yahav :)

Yes, this is possible, but for a seamless loop I would recommend not starting and stopping the recording manually.

With an effect such as Pan/Tilt, the recording must start and finish at exactly the same point in the effect cycle.
Even a small timing difference will create a visible jump when CueCore3 loops from the end of the recording back to the beginning.

The best way to do this is to use the Triggered recording mode in CueCore3.

Go to:

Tracks → Recorder → Mode → Triggered


Then assign an unused DMX channel from your lighting console as the Trigger Channel.

Trigger below 50% = waiting / not recording
Trigger above 50% = recording
Trigger below 50% again = stop recording


Program this trigger channel together with your effect on the lighting console.

For example, if one complete Tilt cycle takes exactly 4 seconds:

0.000 s   Trigger = 100%   Start of Tilt cycle
4.000 s   Trigger = 0%     Tilt back at the same phase


You could also record 8 seconds, 12 seconds, etc., as long as you record an exact number of complete effect cycles. The important part is that the start and end are at the same phase of the effect.

Before recording, I also recommend using Erase on the destination track first, and keeping the recorder at 40 FPS for smooth moving-light content.



Alternatively, if you create the effect in CueluxPro, you can dump the content directly to the CueCore3. CueluxPro automatically takes care of making this type of content seamless.

If you tell me which lighting console you are using and whether you are sending DMX, Art-Net or sACN to the CueCore3, I can give you a more concrete example of how I would program the trigger.

Hope this helps!
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Hello, there is an event hall that wants me to record lighting effects for it. Which is programming on a lighting board for CUECORE3. How can I know when to stop recording so that the effect will be in LOOP without jumps, etc. (like a TILT effect, etc.)
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Yeah kinda. I cant create multiple Random, Pulse, Linear strobes and the vBuilder doesnt have an option to "open" the shutter.

Hope you can help
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Hello Carlos,

Thanks for your request :)

I will create the Cuelux personality for the fixture when I get the opportunity before saturday.

If you are in a rush and you have time, you can also create it yourself using our Builder software. Builder is available for macOS, Windows and Linux:
https://www.visualproductions.nl/downloads/software

With Builder, you can create the manufacturer and fixture, add the required DMX mode, map the fixture parameters to the correct DMX channels according to the manual, and save the finished Cuelux personality file.

You can find the Builder and Cuelux manuals, including the instructions for creating and installing personality files, here:
https://www.visualproductions.nl/downloads/manuals

Once the file is created, you can follow these instructions to add it to Cuelux or Cuelux PRO:

https://forum.visualproductions.nl/forum/index.php?topic=857.0

Hope this helps!
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Hello!

Last year, Julien kindly built CP Mini B and Roxx Cluster B2 fixtures for me.

For a gig on saturday I now also need the fixture file for Roxx Cluster S2.

I have included the dmx chart for that lamp with channels and channel ranges included. I only need the Simple 15ch profile. (the blue one)

Thank you!
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DaliCore / Re: Controlling multiple DMX channels via TCP command
« Last post by Jorge Solano on 2026 October 06, 15:54:11 »
Hello Niko,

Thanks for the detailed explanation :)

The core-dmx-1=<value> command is part of the DaliCore's built-in TCP/UDP API. Since the DMX value changes correctly, the TCP connection itself is working. The TCP source in Show Control is intended for custom TCP messages, so I would not rely on the Learn result of the core-dmx command for controlling the DMX output. Pasted text

For controlling several DMX channels dynamically, try sending one command per channel:

core-dmx-1=255
core-dmx-2=128
core-dmx-3=0


Could you confirm whether core-dmx-2=100, for example, correctly controls DMX channel 2?

If several channels always need to recall the same predefined state, another option is to create a Scene in the DaliCore and recall the complete scene with one command:

core-scene=1


Regarding the TCP Monitor/Learn behaviour where you only see "dmx1", I would like to reproduce this here before giving you a definitive explanation.
Please also let me know your DaliCore firmware version and, if possible, send a screenshot of the TCP Monitor/Learn result and the Extron TCP configuration, including the CR/LF termination setting.

Hope this helps!
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Hello Ferdy,

Thanks for your request. I will create the Cuety personality for the JB Systems Vanta Spot when I get the opportunity  :)

If you are in a hurry, you can also create the personality yourself using our Cuety Editor:
https://www.visualproductions.nl/cuety-editor/

It is a browser-based tool where you can create or import a user.personality file, add the manufacturer/model and DMX mode, and then drag the required parameters into the DMX channel grid. Once finished, export the user.personality file for use with Cuety.

Some additional information about creating Cuety personalities can be found here:
https://forum.visualproductions.nl/forum/index.php?topic=8148.0

Once the personality file is ready, you can follow these instructions to install it in Cuety:
https://forum.visualproductions.nl/forum/index.php?topic=857.0

Hope this helps!
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Builder & Personality file requests / personality file JB Systems Vanta Spot
« Last post by FDYVO on 2026 October 06, 10:13:54 »
Hereby i am kindly requesting a personality file for the JB Systems Vanta Spot

I work with cuety

Regards

Ferdy
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Hello  :)

Thanks for the detailed explanation. From your description, I assume you are using a CueCore3.

For the blue-to-orange effect, the built-in Colour FX do not provide a workflow where you can simply select two stored colour presets as the endpoints of the effect. For a specific blue ↔ orange effect across your RGB fixtures with a 0–360° phase, I would recommend programming the effect in an external lighting console or CueluxPro and then recording/transferring it to the CueCore3.

For the recording, I recommend using the Triggered Recorder mode instead of starting/stopping it manually. You can use an unused DMX channel as the trigger: above 50% starts the recording and below 50% stops it. This allows your console to define the loop point much more accurately.

An already recorded dynamic Track cannot be trimmed afterwards in the Track Editor. As a workaround, you can set the cue Duration to the required loop time and set the Playback to Loop. For the cleanest result, however, I would re-record it using Triggered mode.

Regarding the Playback Intensity and Master not affecting the recorded RGB effect, please check the Patch. CueCore3 uses the fixture personality to determine which channels should react to intensity. If these are RGB-only fixtures without a dedicated dimmer channel, make sure Virtual Dimmer is enabled so CueCore3 can scale the RGB values.

If this still does not work, please send me the CueCore model/firmware version and a screenshot of one of these fixtures in the Patch, and I can check the intensity behaviour further.

Hope this helps!
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