in the manual it has a color mixing option (the eye) in the fx generator, how come my version does not have it, or am i just not doing something right
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What fixtures are you using with the program?
Sincerely,
Sincerely,
LED par 64 cans with 6-7 channels dmx
chauvet qspot 150 led's
chauvet qspot 150 led's
Well the Q spot doesn't color mix. What is this eye that you are referring too? If you do not know how to use the Fx generator take a look at the tutorial videos.
www.youtube.com/mydmxtech
Let me know if that helps.
Sincerely,
www.youtube.com/mydmxtech
Let me know if that helps.
Sincerely,
I know for a fact the Chauvet Q-Spot 150's do not color mix, they hvae a color wheel.
If you double click a color channel on your Q-Spot 150, it will bring up the color picket for your Q-Spot(s).
If you double click on any color channel(RGB, any will do) for your LED cans, it will bring up the color picker wheel thingie. You can use that to easily input RGB values(or converted hex values), or click on the color wheel thing and then use the pencil tool to apply colors. There is also an eyedropper tool for color sampling should you already have a light in the correct color and wish to apply it to the other colors.
This is NOT an FX generator function. You can use the FX generator to do other nifty color things though.
If you double click a color channel on your Q-Spot 150, it will bring up the color picket for your Q-Spot(s).
If you double click on any color channel(RGB, any will do) for your LED cans, it will bring up the color picker wheel thingie. You can use that to easily input RGB values(or converted hex values), or click on the color wheel thing and then use the pencil tool to apply colors. There is also an eyedropper tool for color sampling should you already have a light in the correct color and wish to apply it to the other colors.
This is NOT an FX generator function. You can use the FX generator to do other nifty color things though.