Hi all,
I made a simple thing for my purposes and thought it might be useful to others. I run a planetarium with ~100 LED fixtures and I'm working on my own GUI to control them.
Anyway, attached is a gdScript that creates a websocketclient and connects it to a local instance of QLC+ so you can send QLC+ commands from Godot to QLC+. You of course have to activate the web server command line option in QLC+ (as outlined in the QLC+ documentation) for it to work.
There is an example command in the script as a demonstration. I've only tested channel specific commands because that's all I need it to do, I'm going to create fixtures within Godot so I don't have to worry about QLC+ fixtures or functions, but I can't imagine a reason why any other QLC+ commands wouldn't work as well.
The point is you can use this to hook any of the robust Godot GUI features (buttons, item lists, color pickers, sliders, etc.) to QLC+ commands. Go nuts.
Using Godot to Control QLC+
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giraffupus
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Hi, thanks for sharing this.
I actually evaluated Godot as 3D engine for QLC+ but it seems the Qt integration is not there.
Perhaps it can serve as real time renderer as an external program, like what people did with Blender
I actually evaluated Godot as 3D engine for QLC+ but it seems the Qt integration is not there.
Perhaps it can serve as real time renderer as an external program, like what people did with Blender
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giraffupus
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You know, I hadn't even considered the 3D aspect. I just wanted to have a highly customizable GUI to allow for programmatic fixture control.