OSC Position Control Issue in Cuelux Pro 1.6.16 (Mac)

[Bart Hakkennes]

Hi all,

I have a TouchOSC file that triggers Cuelux Pro 1.6.16 running on macOS.

I've created a layout where you can select fixtures and then adjust their position using Wheel 1 and Wheel 2 via the following OSC commands:

1. Select fixture: /fixtures/button28
2. Adjust position: /programmer/wheel1 & /programmer/wheel2
3. Select fixture: /fixtures/button29
4. Adjust position: /programmer/wheel1 & /programmer/wheel2

Issue: Incorrect Position Updates in Step 4
Status: Fixture 29 is selected.
When adjusting Wheel 1, the Pan of Fixture 29 updates correctly to the new OSC value, but the Tilt unexpectedly jumps to the last OSC value sent to Wheel 2 in step 2.
When adjusting Wheel 2, the Tilt updates correctly to the new OSC value, but the Pan unexpectedly jumps to the last OSC value sent to Wheel 1 in step 2.

Additional Notes
This issue only occurs when using OSC.
When adjusting the position manually within the Cuelux Pro software, the values update correctly.

Let me know if you need any further details!

[Julien Levaufre]

I ams sorry to read that you are having some issues using Cuelux Pro and I am sorry for the delay to give you an answer.

I understand what you want to do and the problem you are facing but I would need some extra informations to understand where the problem is coming from.
-What kind of value are you sending? Float, integer, X and Y?
-What are the tasks you are using ?
-Do you have wheel 1 and wheel 2 control in the same action?

My last question is more global, why do you use Cuelux Pro to do that while you could do it without a computer only using a CueCore3?

[Bart Hakkennes]

Hi Julien,

Apologies for the late reply. I had notifications turned off for this post.

I’m sending the values as Float (for example: 0.2788226).

If I understand your question correctly, I’m not using any Tasks — I’m triggering the functions directly in the Cuelux Pro software. I’ve sent you the Cuelux Pro file via DM for reference.

Wheel 1 and Wheel 2 are separate actions — each with their own OSC trigger.

This setup includes a CueCore1 and a B-Station1, but the entire system runs via Cuelux Pro and TouchOSC.

[Julien Levaufre]

I did receive your DM, but for security reason my web browser doesn't want to access your file. You can send it via email to support"at"visualproductions"dot"nl

[Bart Hakkennes]

Done, mail sent

[Julien Levaufre]

Thank you, I received your email and I was able to reproduce your problem.

As indicated in the email this seems to be a bug in Cuelux Pro. I will report it to the development team, but i cannot give any ETA.