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You can use the consolidate function, but save it to a different folder as your patches, for instance, the desktop, then it should get all the image resources that you use into that new folder.

For the first thing you want:

If you're just looking to play something different depending on the day of the week, the easiest way would be to send OSC commands based on system time. Just write a small script (Python, Node, whatever) that checks what day it is and sends the right OSC message to ...

There would be several different ways of doing this, depending if you just want to temporary blackout the playing content or that you want to blackout so all your clips are gone, and you can then launch other clips.

1 - One way could be to map the X (clear all layers), under the word composition ...

ok i've copied your image. that gives me a composition for the example of 2782x732. So i change my composition to that size. in the Advanced output make one screen and one slice. Make sure they have the same resolution as the composition, then go to the output tap, select "edit points", on the right ...

Sorry, I completely misunderstood what you meant. I think that this is something you don't need to do in wire, but you can do that in the advanced output from Arena. Look at the included picture, you can see it's really easy to change the shape of your output. This is something that's not easily ...

I'm not sure why you can't copy and paste the other one, it seems to work fine for me in all versions here.

There is a new version of it:

--begin-wire-patch--
2109.3oc6as0bqhiD9uxT7rUJcWh7liwtp4g4raMWp8gS4ZKLFmvLDvCfy4j4T4 ...

check out this subject viewtopic.php?t=30188 I think that will help you out

I'm not sure if I'm completely seeing what your issue is in the video. I see a (audio?) animated opacity parameter that will only jump in and show the edge effect once in a while.

If I understand you correctly, you want to have the clips on layer one play in sequence or autopilot and you want to ...

Ever noticed how Resolume waits for a clip to finish completely before starting the auto-transition, causing a jarring jump? The good news is, since the 7.22 update, there's now a simple and powerful way to create perfectly seamless fades.

Oh yes, that's only been there since 7.22.