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At any time you can choose a new head - however if you have madechanges, which you have not saved to disc, then you will be promptedwhether you really wish to continue. Continuing will mean that thechanges will be lost unless you already have patched heads of that type- in which case the patched heads in the show will keep the changes. Ineither case, the head file on the disc will not keep the changes.

You can update a head stored in a show file with the one storedin show/heads using the "Reload Head" soft button. In the Head Editorpress the "Reload Head" soft button. The head will be reloadedfrom disc and all the patched heads in the show will use the updatedhead. Note that it is not possible to reload a head where thenumber of channels in the head has been changed.

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Alternatively, you can patch the head into a show file, save the show to USB, Load the show on the console, then go to Patch, put the cursor on the required head, hold SHIFT and press the EDIT CUR HEAD soft button and then press SAVE HEAD to save it to the console.

This section is used to automatically set media server options when amedia server layer is patched. When a heady with these settings ispatched, MagicQ adds a new entry in Setup, View System, View Media basedon these parameters.

This field is used to distinguish between different element functions within the Head. When the Heads is patched if there is more than 1 function type in the personality MagicQ automatically generates separate grousp for each function using the appropriate element mask. For example, if a Fixtrue has element 1 as core RGB beam, and elements 2 to 8 as "eye candy" ring - then set Element one to Function Type 1 and elements 2 to 8 to Function Type 2. MagicQ will then make a group with element 1 mask only for the Core Beam, and a separate Group with elements 2 to 7 mask for the "eye candy" LED ring.

This view defines the ranges for channels that use specific valuesto access functions such as colour and gobo wheels, shutter channels andcontrol channels. Ranges can be set up at any time regardless of whetherheads of the type have been patched. The range data becomesimmediately available. If the head has been patched then you can capturethe minimum and maximum value fields from the programmer.

This view defines the default palettes that are loaded when the head ispatched. Palettes can be set up at any time regardless of whether headsof the type have been patched. The palette data is immediately availablefor patching new heads. When you have changed Palettes in the HeadEditor you can regenerate palettes for heads that are already patched byusing the "Regen Palettes" soft button.

Note that these conversion functions cannot be used if heads of the type are already patched in the show file - save as a different mode before attempting the conversion. If you then wish to convert patched heads then perform a morph operation.

Older MagicQ supported multiple elements heads (e.g.RGB pixels), so that they can be patched in one action rather thanpatching the individual elements separately. When these heads werepatched they continued to be controlled as separate heads.

When a head containing multiple elements is patched, a differenthead number will be allocated to each element. This enables eachindividual element to be controlled from the keypad and from the gridviews. For heads that consist of a general element and repeated elementsthe general element will be allocated the base head number and therepeated elements will have increasing head numbers from the baseelement.

The software will switch directly to the patch window and the new head file will be selected as the fixture to patch. From here, press "PATCH IT" to patch the imported head, or "EDIT HEAD" to inspect the imported file.

Important Note: Your quest status will be reset with this patch. Our work on bringing you the story is going to cause some quest changes to have to happen in the background, so you will need to redo quests you have done previously. But everything you have built, crafted, and purchased in the backyard will all remain untouched!

Aerowing Electronic Rapid Curing Device (eRCD) was developed as a simple solution to expedite sealant cures for aircraft production lines and MRO shops. The eRCD can be delivered with a control panel, small emitter and holder for small jobs like patch repairs or with a configuration of multiple size emitters to accomplish windshield installation and wing seam cures. The Aerowing design team is on stand-by to help design a rapid curing system custom fit for your needs.

The style depends on the manufacturer but this handy gadget is totally necessary to save your fingers and wrists from the unnecessary stress of jamming plugs and emitters into stubborn tubing. This tool can insert plugs with ease, punch holes in tubing for hoses and emitters, and some even have sharp scissors attached to cut tubes when needed.

Using step three above, instead of attaching emitters to the end of the drip distribution tubing, you can attach a microspray sprinkler. You can attach a variety of microspray heads that may spray 90, 180, 360 and more.

Older drip irrigation systems and those installed by professionals looking to cut cost and effort may not have pressure regulators. Household water pressure is usually around 40 to 60 psi where as a drip irrigation system functions better at around 20 to 30 psi. Water that enters your drip system comes from your house and without a pressure regulator, drip emitters and hoses can blow off of the tubing.

For a better and more consistent solution, each rectangular face is subdivided into a regular grid of patches. Each patch isinitialized such that its incident light value is (0, 0, 0, 0) (RGBA) and its excident light value is (0, 0, 0, 0) for non-emittingfaces and (Re, Ge, Be, Ae) for emitting faces.

If there are any non-planar light sources, such as point, directional, spot, or ambient, the incident light value from eachsource is computed for every patch in the scene. Their sum is set as the incident light value for the patch. Following is adescription of how the incident light is calculated for non-planar light sources.

Directional lights are said to be a light source at infinity, such that all of its rays are paralle. To determine if a directionallight ray reaches a vertex of a patch, a ray is cast from that vertex, in the opposite direction of the directional light vector. Ifthe ray is NOT occluded by a face prior to reaching the scene's bounding box, then the vertex is lit by the directional light.

The incident light for a patch from an ambient light source is simply the light source's diffuse color.Excident LightOnce all the light contributions have been summed for a patch, the patch's excident light value is computed as follows.

If the patches were rendered at this point, all the patches that are directly receiving light from a non-planar light sourcewould be visible in addition to the light-emitting patches. Figure 3 shows what that might look like for our examplescene with a directional light for the sun shining through two windows.

Using the graphics hardware, render the scene with the viewpoint fixed at the center of the patch. The view direction is thepatch's normal. The near Z plane should be set to the average of the two edge lengths of the rectangular patch.

The view direction is then set to point parallel to one of the patch's edges. The near Z plane is half that edge length. Onlythe half of the scene rendered on the front side of the patch is used. Figure 4 shows the results of the 5 renderingphases: front, left, right, up and down. The planes form an unfolded hemicube around the patch.

Every pixel in each hemicube plane is a light contribution to the patch. The hemicube must go through 2 filters in order to usethe data correctly. The first filter takes into account the hemicube shape and compensates for distortion that occurs when a 3D spaceis projected onto a plane.

The second filter takes into account Lambert's Cosine Law. The color contribution is related to the cosine of the angle betweenthe direction vector and the patch's normal. The two filters are shown in Figure 4.

Finally, the pixels from the filtered hemicube are summed to yield the incident light for the patch. The excident light iscomputed the same as for the non-planar light sources. It is shown here again for convenience.

Rendering the faces in the scene as a collection of quad patches is not as efficient as rendering only the faces themselves.To optimize the real-time rendering, lightmaps are generated for each face. The lightmap resolution is the same as the patchresolution. Bilinear and mipmap filtering is applied to the lightmap to smooth the results. Although not implemented in myproject, a base texture can be modulated with the lightmap.

It should be obvious that there are surfaces where the light gradient is very small, while other surfaces have a large lightgradient. My algorithm employs adaptive subdivision in order to subdivide a face's patches only when necessary.

Adaptive subdivision occurs in two places: 1) non-planar light source ray-tracing and 2) radiosity passes. In the first case,when rays are fired from a patch to a light source, the patch is subdivided if all the vertices of the patch do not agreeon whether the ray was occluded. This subdivision occurs down to a user-specified resolution.

In the second case, when a patch is to have its hemicube computed, it is first subdivided if the patch's excident light differsfrom any of its neghboring patches by more than some user-specified threshold.

Screen 3. A patch's hemicube is shown. The left window shows the selected patch with white light rays indicatingwhere the light is relative to the patch. The right window shows the patch's hemicube.

The white glazed ceramic surface protects the component from oxidation and corrosion. An alternative glazing in black or yellow is also provided. The latter changes colour in hot conditions so that individual failed emitters can be quickly located within a platen structure. 2ff7e9595c