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Titan Remote Apps
Users wishing to use Titan Remote with version 10.0 should download
the new Titan Remote V10 app from the relevant app store. The
existing apps will continue to work with previous Titan software
versions.
17.1.2 New Features in v10.0
1. Capture Integration
The Capture Visualiser engine has been integrated into Titan. This
provides high quality three dimensional simulation for pre-
visualisation and blind mode output over 64 universes.
Where consoles have a dedicated Visualiser key (including factory
workspace shortcuts on executors) pressing this will now open the
new Capture Visualiser window. Alternatively there is a new [Capture
Visualiser] option in the Open Workspace Window softkeys.
By default the window will show a perspective view facing the stage
and any compatible fixtures patched will automatically appear in the
Capture theatre. Where fixtures are selected in Titan they will also
highlight in Capture to help idenfity which are being edited. Capture
theatres are automatically saved inside normal Titan showfiles.
There are a number of buttons available in the Capture Visualiser
context menu:
• 'Quad View Mode Disabled/Enabled' toggle. When set to
'Disabled' (default), the whole window shows the view currently
assigned to Camera 1. Setting to 'Enabled' changes the
display to show four camera views simultaneously. This also
reveals a new context menu button that toggles between the
four camera's. When in this mode the camera selection
determines which view is being controlled when adjusting
camera positions.
• 'Move Camera' links camera position controls to the wheels and
also opens the 'Set Coordinates Values' menu with relevant
softkeys representing the available values. These adjust the
camera position left/right, up/down and in/out relative to the
current view. Selecting a softkey provides a way to input
values numerically where the [-] softkey provides a way to
input negative values and the [+/-] softkey will toggle the
current value between positive and negative.
• 'Rotate Camera' links camera rotation controls to the wheels
and softkeys. These rotate the camera on its spot.
• 'Orbit Camera' links camera orbit controls to the wheels and
softkeys. These move the camera around the stage.
• 'Position - Orientation' links the wheels to adjust the position
and orientation of any selected fixtures. This also automatically
changes the Wheel mode to 'Visualiser' where the visualiser
controls are assigned to the position attribute group. To regain
control of fixture attributes (or times) by wheel, toggle softkey
G in the root menu as required. To return to capture controls
either toggle back to [Wheels=Visualiser] and select the
position attribute group (if different) or select the option from
the Capture window context menu again. Pressing the 'Position
- Orientation' context option or position attribute group key