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    Hi All,

    I know LightJockey is a free download show control/visualiser. Obviously you need the dongle for show control, but is the visualiser essentially free to everyone? Can I download, install, input fixtures / values, visualise my plot all without paying / owning anything Martin?

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    47 views, and nobody with an answer?!

    I've downloaded and installed LightJockey, and been able to open the visualiser...but all I see is a 3D box. I cannot figure out how to plot lights or establish a realistic stage (possibly because I don't have all the pieces). My next step is to dive into the manual - but it is lengthy and I'd rather not waste my time if I'm on a wild goose chase here.

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    Default Re: LightJockey as visualiser without any Martin products?

    To get it to show the fixtures, you need to open the visualizer and then select "read fixture list" I can't remember which menu it's under, but it's there. You can't do things like build trusses, or show people, etc. but you can move fixtures around. The learning curve is a little steep, so save early and save often.

    You can take par cans and adjust beam angle and color, etc.
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