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I think what you're looking/asking for is a slice outline effect that merges the slices into one shape? That can be done quite easily. I built you a little wire patch that should be a great beginning and I recorded a little video to show you how it works in arena. If slicea are on top of each other ...

Just select the clip and push command shift T (Mac) or control shift T (PC). You can also right click on the clip and select thumbnail > update thumbnail.

Whether the clip is triggered automatically from another clip or you click it by hand, Resolume sends the same OSC connect message, so Companion can’t see the difference.
You can work around this in two ways.

1) Listen to the connect state of the blank clip

Let’s say your blank clip is Clip 3 on ...

Thank you for bringing this to our attention. This will be fixed in the 7.24 update.

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Yes, you can definitely use the original APC40 (MK1) with the latest version of Resolume. There is no need to get the MKII unless you're specifically after the newer layout or features. Resolume has built-in MIDI support for both versions, and the MK1 still works great ...

What you're describing isn’t directly possible with a single clip and a single keybinding in Resolume as it is now. But there is a solid workaround!

You can achieve this "step-through" behavior by using multiple clips, each trimmed to play one segment of the full clip (e.g., 0–0.25, 0.25–0.5, etc ...

If you only use two layers in your group, then mapping the opacity fader of the top layer in your group will work essentially the same as a crossfader. If you want, you could also map the fader of the layer underneath to the same control, but invert the values. Then they both respond to one fader ...

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Resolume doesn’t really have a limit on clip length or file size. You can load a 60- or even 90-minute DXV3 file without any problem — what matters is how it’s encoded and how fast your drive is.

Resolume streams video straight from disk, it doesn’t load the whole thing into RAM. So as long ...

It really depends also on your projectors, the surface, the environment and it's lighting and your material. Some combination can easily be just stacked together, but sometimes you need to overlap and blend them. Not only the image but also the colors, etc. can be different. I always try to do most ...