Hello, long time no see.
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The software I made earlier still hasn’t been released. Let me share an update on its progress today.
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When it comes to dance, the audience really is pretty niche.
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So the creative execution may seem slow, but the basic framework is already in place.
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Next, I’d like to introduce some small tools that don’t seem very useful.
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First, I will introduce the interface.
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The main thing I want to introduce is this seemingly useless little tool.
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What this tool does is: when you’re playing a video script, you can directly change the original scripted motions through the panel. The circle in the middle is controlled with the mouse — move it up, down, left, or right, and it outputs straight to the machine. When you let go of the circle, it goes back to playing the original script. This feature only works with the software’s built-in player.
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Panel control: every axis can be controlled, and rotation needs to be enabled with a switch.
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Here’s another little gadget. You can directly select anything on your desktop and send it straight to the machine, and you can also adjust the values for each axis.
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As for the playback and script editing interfaces, those are pretty standard features out there. I’d say mine is just average in that regard. What’s different is that the script editor can connect to the machine, so beginners can directly see how the edited script will look.
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Script generation and real-time computer output in the software require a membership. Everything else is free to use.
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In the software, script generation and real-time computer output are membership-only features. All the other functions don’t need a membership.
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A 2-hour trial period is currently available. As the server is located in Asia, I am not certain whether it can be accessed from outside Asia.