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Stage of Light is a lighting sandbox where you build stages with procedural modelling tools and control lights and stage structures through integrated DMX controllers. You can trigger every device in the game with a DMX signal, program devices from DMX controllers and create light shows. The game also supports MIDI control, from keyboards and Launchpad grid controllers to APC-style controllers, with options for MIDI keys, faders and knobs. Lights on a Launchpad or similar grid controller can synchronize with playback information from the game’s DMX consoles.

Build a stage

The builder tools let you create stages and structures from trusses, scaffolding, video panels and cubes. The special stage builder can erect a stage in a few clicks and resize trusses as you move them. Position and rotation snapping options are available.

The builder includes:

• 19 lighting fixtures with different effects and capabilities.
• A fire machine with DMX control.
• A 7-axis industrial robot in three sizes, also controllable with DMX.
• A truss builder for creating structures in almost any shape or size.
• A scaffolding truss builder for making scaffolding structures.
• A video panel builder for installing large panels on scaffolding.
• A cube builder for making stage floors and other shapes.

DMX consoles

The game includes two DMX consoles. You can operate their buttons, faders and wheels with clicks and mouse movement, and trigger playbacks by moving faders with the mouse or pressing keyboard keys.

• DMX 960 Console: controls up to 40 fixtures and includes two control wheels, an effect generator and a chase modulator.
• M5000 DMX Console: controls virtually unlimited fixtures and includes three scrollable touchscreens, three control wheels with integrated displays, fixture groups, an effect generator and a chase modulator.

Visuals and recording

A 2D graphics engine generates visuals for video panels, and you can map 2D visuals onto them in a few clicks. You can record everything you do in the game to a save file, then load it later and continue.