Tony Hefner Posted July 28, 2013 Share Posted July 28, 2013 i'm trying to understand this new ccp pixel stuff. I have the advanced 3.10 software with SS for 8 ccrs. The last 2 years using 132 chanels of regular LOR 16 controllers. I have 6 new ccp controllers to built a new tree. Was looking a going 24 strand tree. I would like to have the tree adeed to my current showes. I cant seem to understand how to draw it up in the visualizer with just a tree and then import it in SS . After watching the tutorials still confused. Should I progarm the controllers , make a visualizion first. When I look at the tutorial the tree being shown is large compared to what i see on my screen. Im Also using a usb 485 <adapter B model I think> will i need another adpater for the CCP's. and run the older 16's with a older 485. Anything to help will apricated. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
BrianBruderer Posted July 28, 2013 Share Posted July 28, 2013 If you want a 24 strand tree made from 12 CCP strings there is a sample sequence and visualization of one in the samples directory. Do the following: 1) Launch SuperStar2) Click on the File menu and select Open3) Navigate to the Samples directory4) Open "Vis_24x25Tree_4RowGlobe_Spirals.sup" You should see a 24 strand tree with a 4 row globe at the top. Play the sequence and you will see some spiral effects on the tree. If you want to make a visualization yourself, do the following:1) Launch the Visualizer2) Click on the Tree Wizard Type of Tree - 360 Degree, Counter-Clockwise First Bundle Location - Left Type of Channel Bundles / Fixtures - CCR Edge to Center / Center To Edge Pixels per Bundle - 50 Number of Bundles / Fixtures - 24 Density - 13) Click on OK4) If you want to change the size, select the tree and use the handles to resize it5) Save the file6) Launch SuperStar7) Click on File menu and Select "Import Visualization"8) In the "Import Visualization" dialog box Select Vertical and "wrap around"9) Import the file you just saved from the visualizer When you were importing before, you probably had "horizontal" selected and that is why the tree was smaller. For trees you will want to select "vertical". Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Tony Hefner Posted July 28, 2013 Author Share Posted July 28, 2013 Thanks Brian after baby sitting tomorrow I will have time alone to play Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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