KIOSK one button for all?

[djmixroger]

Can i use, for example, one Color Picker for different Fixtures?

[Jorge Solano]

Hello Roger,

Yes, this is possible, but it depends a bit on which controller you are using behind Kiosc.

Kiosc itself is only the user interface. The Color Picker sends a network message, for example OSC, and the controller receiving that message decides which fixtures or DMX channels are controlled.

If you are using a CueCore3, CueCore2 or QuadCore, you can use one Color Picker to control a group of RGB/RGBW fixtures via Show Control, normally by using a DMX block task such as RGB or RGBW.

So yes, one Color Picker can control multiple fixtures, as long as the logic is made in the controller.

If you let me know which controller and what fixtures you are using behind Kiosc I can help you more specifically

[djmixroger]

Hello, i think i didn't explain myself right. What i want to do is: i have a Page with the Plan of my Hall and i placed some Images of my Fixtures in it. Then I make only 1 Page of Fader and Color Picker where i want to redirect the control of that Fixture only.

Jorge, i can explain it to you in Spanish (i´m Spanish), then i will be more clear

[djmixroger]

IN THE DOWNLOAD SITE SAYS THAT WITH THIS VERSION YOU HAVE UNTIL 32 PAGES; BUT I ONLY CAN 16:

[Jorge Solano]

Hey Roger,

Thanks, now I understand better what you want to do

You want one page with the plan of the hall, where you select a fixture by pressing its image. Then you want to go to one common page with a fader and Color Picker, and have those controls affect only the selected fixture.

That is possible in concept, but the selection logic is not done by Kiosc alone. Kiosc is only the user interface. The controller behind it, for example a CueCore3, needs to remember which fixture was selected and then route the fader/color values to that fixture.

So the idea would be: fixture button in Kiosc selects fixture → controller stores that selection → common fader/color picker sends values → controller applies them to the selected fixture.

About the 16/32 pages: please make sure you are using the latest Kiosc Editor, but also note that the Kiosc app or KioscTouch device opening the project must support this as well. Could you tell me which device you are using: Kiosc app on tablet/PC, KioscTouch1 or KioscTouch2? Also please send the Kiosc Editor version and the Kiosc app/device version.

And yes, no problem at all, you can explain it to me in Spanish. I can understand Spanish as well, so if that makes it easier for you to explain the setup, please go ahead!

[djmixroger]

Hola Jorge, te doy toda la informacion que me pides, pero que sepas que ya he conseguido lo que queria hacer.

1. CueCore3
2. Uso el Kiosk en una tablet. Trabajo  con el Kiosk Editor en un laptop y luego salvo en una Tablet.

Ya he hecho lo que tenia que hacer,

PERO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

estoy un poco atrapado tratando de montar personalidades para mis Moving Heads; no tengo suficientes atributos en las personalidades para montarlo bien. Mis preguntas son:

1. Puedo dejar espacios en blanco?

2. Hay alguna otra manera de poderr crearlos?

[Jorge Solano]

Perfecto Roger, gracias por la información. Me alegra saber que ya conseguiste hacer la parte de Kiosc con el CueCore3 

Sobre las personalidades de los moving heads: sí, puedes “dejar espacios”, pero no como canales vacíos sin definir. Lo correcto es usar **Parked @ 0**  o **Parked @ 255**. Esto le dice al CueCore3 que ese canal DMX existe dentro del fixture, pero que no quieres controlarlo como un atributo normal.

Por ejemplo, si hay un canal que no necesitas controlar, normalmente puedes ponerlo como **Parked @ 0**. Así se reserva ese canal y los siguientes canales quedan alineados correctamente con la lista de canales DMX del fabricante. Usa **Parked @ 255** solo si ese canal necesita quedarse fijo a 255.

Para Pan/Tilt de 16-bit, usa el atributo normal y después **Fine**, por ejemplo:

Pan
Fine
Tilt
Fine

Para funciones que no tengan un atributo dedicado, como macros, shutter, prism, gobo, reset, speed, etc., puedes usar **Special**.

La personalidad del CueCore3 no está pensada para cubrir absolutamente todos los atributos avanzados de un moving head complejo. Normalmente recomiendo mapear los canales que realmente necesitas controlar desde Kiosc/CueCore3, y dejar el resto como Parked o Special según el caso.

Importante: revisa siempre la lista de canales DMX. Por ejemplo, si el shutter solo queda abierto en un rango concreto, **Parked @ 0** puede cerrar la luz. En ese caso sería mejor usar **Special**, **Parked @ 255**, o controlar ese canal directamente con una acción DMX.

Suerte con el proyecto!