From Interactions, choose Manage devices, from there: OSC- tab
check both boxes "API feedback" and "Enable".
To machine field, here the IP of the remote machine you have the clock app running, if you run this on the same machine than Millumin, "localhost" will do. Port is 8000.
You have to rename the layers you want to monitor as "time" (without " ") you can select multiple layers, but if there are multiple videos playing at the same time, it will not work.
There is a different display mode for videos that have the last frame frozen.
If it gets stuck, hit any key to reset.
When you have everything running, you can close the MAX console window, that is there just for troubleshooting, and to see that the OSC messages are coming in.
Not working for me. OSX High Sierra doesn't like it. Says the file is "damaged". Dnny, any luck with a rev update that might work on OSX High Sierra with M2.18 ?
Has anyone found out how to make the BigClockbyName or BigClockbyItem Lemur blocks work? Even in the tutorial posted here: http://help.millumin.com/?page=02_tutorials_advanced/lemur_show_control - I could not get the remaining time tab to work, even after fixing the typos in the code.
Anyway, if anyone has a working way to pull remaining timecode by Layer name or Column name or any way really - from Millumin back into Lemur or another app, please let me know. Seems everything that was once working has either been broken with OSX or Millumin updates, or the source code has been corrupted. I'm stuck - Thanks..!
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Is it possible to get the time elapsed instead of the remaining time?
is millumin clock compatible with Mojave?
I tried an installation but the following message appeared: "file damaged ..."
Thank you in advance for your answers
Hello @dnny
The Links above are not working anymore, any chance you can re-link me?
Let me know,
Thanks!
Yes I would like this app as well :-)