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Once your Art-Net server has been properly configured, create the matching inputs in
the
Inputs Pane of the Programming workflow layout . Once these inputs have been defined
and values are being sent, you can see the matching inputs display the updated values
in X-Agora.
Art-Net Outputs
In the Actions pane of the Programming workflow layout , you can drop Art-Net actions
onto your Timelines to send Art-Net messages to the specified address.
8.2.2 Hog connectivity
Using Art-Net connectivity, X-Agora supports advanced control of your project, from
programming to playback, from a Hog system.
8.3 Calibration
Use the Calibration window to calibrate individual projectors when on site. X-Agora
features five projection calibration tools, most of which can be used in conjunction with
each other. The documentation for each tool outlines the other calibration tool with
which it should or should not be used. Projectors can be calibrated, while other displays
cannot, and more than one projector can be calibrated at the same time.
8.3.1 Calibration workflow
1. Open the calibration window by means of a projector's right click menu,
either in the Displays pane or in the Outputs layout, a projector's
properties in the Outputs layout, or by means of a preset.
2. Select from five different calibration tools: Reverse Mapping, Edge
Warping, Manual Blending, Warping, or Live Masking.
Each of these tools can be turned on or off by using a check box. The
calibration effect from those tools is applied in the order in which the
tools are displayed.
3. Click the Edit button corresponding to a tool, in the Options pane.
When using a tool, the Viewport switches to display the image that is
to be projected by the selected projector. The Options pane also shows
more calibration options that are not specific to a tool.
Click Done when you are finished.
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