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====== BEYOND Beginner Course (Self Guided) ====== | ====== BEYOND Beginner Course (Self Guided) ====== | ||
- | **Document very much in Progress, there will be gaps but we prefer to publish what we have, so people can use it as fast as possible, Information may be in draft form, and inaccuracies | + | __**Document very much in Progress, there will be gaps but we prefer to publish what we have, so people can use it as fast as possible, Information may be in draft form, and inaccuracies |
Welcome to the BEYOND Beginner Course, this started as the outline for in person trainings we held around the world, and it was decided to convert that workbook into a guided learning document. That will serve as outlines for trainings, as well as the ability for users around the world to learn from. | Welcome to the BEYOND Beginner Course, this started as the outline for in person trainings we held around the world, and it was decided to convert that workbook into a guided learning document. That will serve as outlines for trainings, as well as the ability for users around the world to learn from. | ||
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==== Recommended Course Preparation ==== | ==== Recommended Course Preparation ==== | ||
- | It is recommended for students to bring their own windows computer and have BEYOND installed beforehand, | + | It is recommended for students to bring their own windows computer and have BEYOND installed beforehand, |
No formal knowledge of lasers, its control systems is necessary. In fact, it's best for those taking this course to be complete beginners. | No formal knowledge of lasers, its control systems is necessary. In fact, it's best for those taking this course to be complete beginners. | ||
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===== The Grid and Live Content ===== | ===== The Grid and Live Content ===== | ||
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+ | The “Grid” area of BEYOND is in its most basic sense, the area for storing content and playing shows live. To achieve this, you have many areas of the grid mode. | ||
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==== Chapter Resources ==== | ==== Chapter Resources ==== | ||
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+ | The top bar is filled with tools for playback, transitions, | ||
==== Quick Tabs ==== | ==== Quick Tabs ==== | ||
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===== DMX Control ===== | ===== DMX Control ===== | ||
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+ | DMX control is becoming increasingly popular as projector counts increase from 10 being a big show, to 100, to now multiple hundreds of lasers. Lighting consoles solved the issue of hundreds even thousands of fixtures before it was needed with lasers, and thus many production companies, or designers prefer to control vast quantities of lasers with their lighting consoles. However there is a few different types and complexities to doing so, and pangolin has provided a few methods to control your lasers with lighting consoles. | ||
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+ | We will discuss those differences, | ||
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===== The Timeline and Pre-Programmed Content ===== | ===== The Timeline and Pre-Programmed Content ===== | ||
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===== Basic Troubleshooting and Monitoring Tools ===== | ===== Basic Troubleshooting and Monitoring Tools ===== | ||
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+ | * Core Monitor | ||
+ | * FB4 Data Transmission Monitor | ||
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