Magic 3D Fixture Editor Part 2

Magic 3D Easy View is a visualizer program for DMX lighting. This is part 2 of two tutorials on how to use Scanlibrary Editor to edit or create your own fixture definitions for the visualizer. Scanlibrary Editor is a separate program but is part of the installation of Magic 3D Easy View. In this part 2 tutorial I proceed through the steps of creating a new fixture definition for a Shehds 100 watt LED moving light. I go into great detail in the hopes that this will aid others in creating and adding your fixtures to the Magic 3D Easy View library.
You can download a working version of the Magic 3D Easy View software here:
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A couple of notes:
When I was installing this my antivirus software flagged it for unknown files and I had to click “allow” in order for it to install. It looks like a false positive since I have had no virus issues when running the software.
I would recommend restarting your computer after install.
Make sure you select ArtNet when starting Magic 3D EasyView and set up your universes. If it doesn’t work the first time, close the software and reboot the program.
Some people are having trouble accessing the artnet. I found this info on the QLC+ Blog:
I struggled quite some time on getting the Art-Net to work on ALL my computers. On some it did work right away, on other: no luck. What seemed to be the problem: multiple network interfaces! When I disabled my VMWare virtual network interfaces (and therefore had a system with just one network interface), I was able to use Art-Net in Magic 3D Easy View.
So: make sure your computer has only one (enabled) network interface, and you should be able to use Art-Net.
The program will say DEMO but most features will function without limits. The Full version of the program is no longer available.

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How do you integrate it into QLC+ ?

[@edwardrichards7722]

Hello Take a look at my 4 part tutorial series on how to use Magic 3D with QLC+ kzbin.info/www/bejne/mJvQaYemgreGgMU kzbin.info/www/bejne/m3zSg6Cqn7-Hq9k kzbin.info/www/bejne/pnTWnKuLobyMbbM kzbin.info/www/bejne/gn6Qnn9olKt-Y68 Also, be aware that the Magic 3D software is no longer supported. Some of the downloads you find on the web work, some do not. Here is the latest info that I have.... I did a bit of research on Magic 3D Easy View so here is what I found. You can download a working version of Magic 3 D Easy View Here: magic-3d-easyview.software.informer.com/download/ A couple of notes: When I was installing this my antivirus software flagged it for unknown files and I had to click “allow” in order for it to install. It looks like a false positive since I have had no virus issues when running the software. I would recommend restarting your computer after install. Make sure you have QLC+ set to output ArtNet Universe 1 with the address of your computer if you are running both programs on the same computer. For example mine is set to output Universe 1 ArtNet 10.0.0.25 Make sure you select ArtNet when starting Magic 3D EasyView and set up your universes. If it doesn’t work the first time, close the software and reboot the program. Some people are having trouble accessing the artnet. I found this info on the QLC+ Blog: I struggled quite some time on getting the Art-Net to work on ALL my computers. On some it did work right away, on other: no luck. What seemed to be the problem: multiple network interfaces! When I disabled my VMWare virtual network interfaces (and therefore had a system with just one network interface), I was able to use Art-Net in Magic 3D Easy View. So: make sure your computer has only one (enabled) network interface, and you should be able to use Art-Net. I would make sure that you uninstall the current version of the program before installing this version. The program will say DEMO but most features will function without limits. The Full version of the program is no longer available. Best Wishes Ed Richards