The strange IP address that Resolume is showing in its OSC Ip Address interface is still a mystery (if I ping 169.254.197.226 it says Destination Host unreachable, and the output of the ipconfig command doesn't show 169.254.197.226 anywhere). However, I'm able to send OSC to 127.0.0.1 and/or the def...

I have 2 Windows 10 computers, both running Avenue 7.3.2 rev74029. One of them shows an OSC IP Address of 192.168.1.104 (on my local network), and I can send OSC things to Resolume and things work as expected. The other machine (on the same network) strangely shows an OSC IP Address of 169.254.197.2...

I've developed an FFGL plugin for Resolume 7 that allows you to fingerpaint visuals using the Sensel Morph. If you have a Morph and are running on Windows, you can give it a try. It includes a separate GUI that allows you to select and edit visual presets. You can loop your finger gestures. It's ess...

Is there any chance that ISF will be coming to Resolume? Pretty please with sugar on top?

...Tim...

See http://interactiveshaderformat.com . Is there any chance that this could be supported directly in Resolume? It would greatly expand the number of effects available.

...Tim...

> If you click the mouse in Resolume while the Sleep(5000) is sleeping, the ctrl-x will be acknowledged.

Don't pay too much attention to that particular statement, I haven't been able to reproduce that. ...Tim...

Well, I've now tried two different ways of sending a ctrl-x programmatically to the Resolume window, and it doesn't do anything (i.e. it doesn't do the same thing as manually typing ctrl-x in the window). I've tried using the nircmd.exe utility as well as the Windows Scripting Host. Here's the wsh s...

The "Update clip panel" switch is turned on (I've never turned it off, so I assume that's the default). On further investigation, It looks like that feature doesn't work in release 4.1.7 (at least, for the ctrl-x issue I've described). Happily, it appears that somewhere between 4.1.7 and 4...

Well, I tried sending ctrl-x keystrokes to Resolume, and discovered an interesting wrinkle that appears to thwart this approach to cutting a clip programmatically. If I preview a clip using an OSC command (e.g. "/layer1/clip5/preview 1"), and then send (or type) ctrl-x to the Resolume wind...

I'm looking for a way to "cut" a clip using OSC. I know how to disconnect a clip, but I want to actually clear its slot (equivalent to connecting a clip and then selecting Clip->Cut or pressing control-X on the keyboard). I'm not seeing any current way other than actually sending a control...