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CueCore, QuadCore, IoCore, TimeCore, B-Station & RdmNode / Re: clear from showcontrol
« Last post by Jorge Solano on Today at 17:25:07 »Hey Auguste,
What you are seeing is caused by HTP merging. The colour from Kiosc and the colour from the playback are treated as separate sources, and the highest DMX value wins on each RGB channel. This is why a playback below 100% can mix with the previously selected colour.
“Clear” does not necessarily mean blackout. It releases values from a specific control layer, but another source can still remain active or send the colour again.
For static office scenes, I would recommend controlling the colour and intensity directly with Fixture tasks in Show Control instead of combining the Kiosc colour picker with playbacks. Alternatively, keep the playback at 100% and store the required brightness using the fixture’s intensity channel inside the cue.
A quick test is to select red in Kiosc and run a blue playback at 100%. Then lower the playback intensity. If the red starts mixing in again, this confirms the HTP behaviour.
Hope this helps!
What you are seeing is caused by HTP merging. The colour from Kiosc and the colour from the playback are treated as separate sources, and the highest DMX value wins on each RGB channel. This is why a playback below 100% can mix with the previously selected colour.
“Clear” does not necessarily mean blackout. It releases values from a specific control layer, but another source can still remain active or send the colour again.
For static office scenes, I would recommend controlling the colour and intensity directly with Fixture tasks in Show Control instead of combining the Kiosc colour picker with playbacks. Alternatively, keep the playback at 100% and store the required brightness using the fixture’s intensity channel inside the cue.
A quick test is to select red in Kiosc and run a blue playback at 100%. Then lower the playback intensity. If the red starts mixing in again, this confirms the HTP behaviour.
Hope this helps!

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