Had a catostrophic computer failure last night. Even iTunes would not work. Qlab wouldn't restart either. Good old trusty LXConsole kept chugging along though. I had no way to control the lights easily because they are triggered via MSC from Qlab and my tech person didn't get how to trigger lights in LXConsole.
How do I use applescript to trigger cues in LXConsole. I tried a bunch of stuff last night and failed.
All I need is
tell application LXConsole
activate
GO cueNumber 1
end tell
tell application LXConsole
activate
GO cueNumber 4
end tell
This way I can still trigger a few emergency cues while I am on stage.
LXconsole and Applescript help
LXconsole and Applescript help
Mark Nizer
mark@nizer.com
mark@nizer.com
This should do what you want:
tell application "LXConsole"
activate
setMode the front document to "live"
tell the front document
doCommand string "cue: 1"
GO
end tell
end tell
As far as fixing your computer, there are several standard things to try. First, use DiskUtility and repair disk permissions. That's always a good first try. Second, if you are running Mountain Lion, it is possible that GateKeeper is preventing an unsigned application from running. Open System Preferences->Security & Privacy and look at the "Allow applications downloaded from" setting. You may need to disable GateKeeper to run unsigned applications.
tell application "LXConsole"
activate
setMode the front document to "live"
tell the front document
doCommand string "cue: 1"
GO
end tell
end tell
As far as fixing your computer, there are several standard things to try. First, use DiskUtility and repair disk permissions. That's always a good first try. Second, if you are running Mountain Lion, it is possible that GateKeeper is preventing an unsigned application from running. Open System Preferences->Security & Privacy and look at the "Allow applications downloaded from" setting. You may need to disable GateKeeper to run unsigned applications.
That does it
it works perfectly. This way even if Qlab is done for, I can turn on and off the lights.
Mark Nizer
mark@nizer.com
mark@nizer.com