Schiller B. The Automatic Lightning. Programming Handbook 2021 torrent

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Introduction
Ten Things Every Programmer Should Know
Understanding the Fixtures
Basic Console Operations
Patching and Addressing
Making Lights Move
Long Hours and Late Nights
Subtractive versus Additive Color Mixing
Tracking
Protect the Data
How to Admit Your Faults
Who to Call
But Wait! There’s More …
Programming Philosophies
The Automated Lighting Programmer
The Hollywood Syndrome
Creativity and Consistency
Learning to Program
Be an Artist
Automated Lighting Concepts
DMX-512
Fixture Libraries
Crossfade
Bump
Parameter Abilities
Precedence (HTP and LTP)
Color Mixing
Tracking
Basic Programming Structure
Practice Makes Perfect
Preparing for Programming
Ask the Right Questions
Preparing to Program
Configuring the Console
Fixture Setup
Fixture Libraries
Preparing the Patch
Numbers Everywhere
Groups
Building a Basic Outline
The Importance of Labeling
Protecting Your Work
Always Be Prepared
Basic Programming
Understanding Your Fixtures
Speed Channels
Conventional Channels
Palettes/Presets
Recording Cues
Playing the Show
Intermediate Programming
Mark Cues
Block Cues
Cue Only
Record Remove
Making Copies
Effects Generators
Intensity Effects
Kickin’ it Old School
Common Chases
Fanning
Multi-cell Units
Advanced Programming
Default Values
Magic Sheets and Layouts
Pixel Mapping
Fixture Cloning
The Power of Macros
External Interactions
Visualization
It’s Time for Timecode
The Magic of Midi
Operating OSC
Other Types of Automation
Emerging Technologies
Media Servers and Digital Lighting
New Jobs
Functionality and Terminology
Programming Media-Based Lighting
Working with Layers
The Age of Networking
Networking Basics
Multi-user Programming
Network Backup and Failover
Distributed Processing
Connectivity
Remote Device Management
sACN (E1.31) and DMX-NET (E1.33): The Ethernet Protocols
Ease of Use
Programming Genres
Theatre
Concert Tours
Corporate Events
Televised and Streamed Events
Music Festivals and Busking
Architectural Installations
Troubleshooting
The Rig Check
Common Problems
Getting Help
Emergency Preparedness
The Worst Situation
Emergency Cues
Planning Ahead
Personal Safety
The Actor’s Point of View
Health and Safety
Always Be Prepared
Safety First
Programmer and Designer Relationships
People Are People
Types of LDs
Operational Guidelines
Words of Wisdom from Industry Professionals
Programming
Design
Demeanor
Appendix A-1: Sydney 2000 Olympic Games Journal
Appendix A-2: Sydney 2000 Olympic Games Twenty Years Retrospect
Appendix B-1: Workflows of Success with Earlybird
Appendix B-2: Earlybird Case Studies
Appendix C: Scott K. Tusing—Broadway Lighting Programmer
Glossary
Index