On November the 5th, 2012, I forked the QLC source tree. In other words that's the day I started to develop QLC+. A lot happened since then ! Lot of new functionalities, fixtures, bugs and fixes, ideas, discussions and results.
To name a few: ArtNet and OSC plugins, Show manager, audio input/output, Click & Go and 800 gobos, Cue lists crossfade, Live editing, DMX dump, multi page frames, fixture remapping, web interface, channel groups and many more I might be forgetting right now.
I am pretty satisfied of this first year and my hope is to continue this way to give users a choice against very expensive software that are not always synonym of quality.
Just for fun, I collected a few numbers to help you understand what there has been behind QLC+ in just one year.
More than 17000 visits to the QLC+ website...and counting
So, what can I say ? A big thank you to all the people that helped to make this real !
As a birthday present I am also starting to give out (hey, shouldn't it be the other way round ?) the all-in-one QLC+ PDF manual (111 pages).
Basically it's what you find in the internal documentation, but packed in a single (better looking) PDF document. Hope you enjoy it !
Changelog:
NEW: Virtual Console: audio triggers can now control Speed Dials tapping (thanks to Jano Svitok)
NEW: Virtual Console: added clock widget
NEW: RGB Matrix now supports 2 colors
NEW: Scene Editor: color selection tool live tracking (thanks to Stefan Riemens)
Live Edit: Improved live editing of Scenes and Chasers
Fixtures remapping: added a button to clone and autopatch a fixture from the source list
Function selection: added radio buttons to show all or only the running functions
Virtual Console: fixed regression on buttons name auto assign
Virtual Console: fixed multi page functionality for solo frames
Virtual Console: fixed audio triggers thresholds save/load on projects (thanks to Jano Svitok)
Virtual Console: fixed knobs rendering on OSX
Virtual Console: fixed crash when enabling multipage on headerless frames
Virtual Console: fixed copy of Click & Go feature when cloning sliders/knobs
MIDI plugin: fixed beat clock detection on OSX
Show Manager: Improved to fit on a 1024x768 resolution
Engine: fixed Collection potential crash (thanks to Jano Svitok)
Engine: fixed Scene fade out when only one function is running
Engine: fixed end of audio playback not notified
Engine: fixed audio capture limited signal on OSX
Simple Desk: universe reset is now performed also on non intensity channels
Simple Desk: channels are now updated in full view mode too
Added fixture: Chauvet 4Play (thanks to Ryan Schaefer)
Added fixtures: American DJ Fusion FX Bar 1, Chauvet Intimidator Scan LED 200 (thanks to synkajax)
Added fixtures: Stairville PAR64 CX-3 RGBW, Stairville TRI LED Bundle Complete (thanks to Lars Kildholt)
Added fixture: Monacor CPL-3DMX (thanks to Marcus)
Added fixtures: Pro-Lights CromoSpot 150, Evolight Colours SL3 (thanks to Lorenzo Andreani)
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On November the 5th, 2012, I forked the QLC source tree. In other words that's the day I started to develop QLC+. A lot happened since then ! Lot of new functionalities, fixtures, bugs and fixes, ideas, discussions and results.
To name a few: ArtNet and OSC plugins, Show manager, audio input/output, Click & Go and 800 gobos, Cue lists crossfade, Live editing, DMX dump, multi page frames, fixture remapping, web interface, channel groups and many more I might be forgetting right now.
I am pretty satisfied of this first year and my hope is to continue this way to give users a choice against very expensive software that are not always synonym of quality.
Just for fun, I collected a few numbers to help you understand what there has been behind QLC+ in just one year.
So, what can I say ? A big thank you to all the people that helped to make this real !
As a birthday present I am also starting to give out (hey, shouldn't it be the other way round ?) the all-in-one QLC+ PDF manual (111 pages).
Basically it's what you find in the internal documentation, but packed in a single (better looking) PDF document. Hope you enjoy it !
Changelog: