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--- examples:pangoscript [2025/04/17 18:11] – [Examples from Users] Lyra Letournea
+++ examples:pangoscript [2026/02/19 20:05] (current) – Lyra Letournea
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 Here you can find different example Pangoscripts to help you see different ways scripting can be used. They also should just work if copy and pasted into BEYOND, as-is, or modified to your needs.
+===== Command List =====
+New for 2026, a tool has been created with all new fresh documentation of every Pango script Command. The tool linked below allows you to read every command as well as see examples the script commands in use. The tools is searchable with the search bar on the top.
+Click the link below to review this tool which will open in a new window.
+[[https://wiki.pangolin.com/pangoscript-command-list.html|Click here to view the PangoScript command list.]]
 ===== Pangolin Internal Examples =====
-These examples were made by internal team members at pangolin as examples for pangoscripts
+These examples were made by internal team members at pangolin as examples for pangoscripts.
 ==== Timeline AutoSave ====
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 This script demonstrates the ability to animate objects over time, Animate Prop goes from value1, to value 2, over value in ms. In this case, a code is written to restart a timeline, but to fade out the audio before doing so. You could animate Volume and master brightness at the same time which could be interesting too. Then resets the values by just setting their value and plays the show again.
+==== Control Color Channels From DMX ====
+One way to use your DMX console to control colors is by using RGB Generic profiles and linking those channels directly to the RGB objects of color channels in BEYOND. In Settings> DMX Settings> DMX to Pangoscript settings, you can load the following file to link the first 12 channels in your BEYOND install to these.
+{{ :examples:dmx-to-pangoscript-rgb-channels.beyonddt |}}
+The script itself looks like the following, where "0" and "R" are replaced with channel numbers, and R,G,B respectively. This in conjunction with something like "Magical Color Changing Workspace" linked below, you can recolor your entire workspace live from your console.
+  ColorChannel.0.R = ExtValue(0,255)
+[[workspace|Workspaces]]
 ===== Examples from Users =====