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Super VHS was developed to give users an instantly gratifying suite of one-knob effects to infuse modern productions with the lo-fi magic of the 80s. The Super VHS plug-in hosts a channel strip of six effects, each adding a unique flavour of VHS-era goodness.

The effect was inspired by the warm, detuned synth-scapes of the 80s. And, while, it's not designed to exactly emulate any classic design, BABY Audio set out to build its own ideal one-button chorus for the software age. And the company wanted to make it for a modern production scenario where the source sounds are cleaner and beg for more radical transformation.

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In order to facilitate the execution of all these tasks, the Magic Buttons plugin was created. It contains the necessary tools of color separation for screen printing, with their help you simplify a number of routine tasks and can focus on the main thing.

With this tool, you can edit (for example) the gray color so that it matches the shade you want. The plugin generates many types of gray for comfortable work, and you can edit each of them depending on your task. This gives a huge scope for solving creative and professional problems in color separation. In this video, we will just look at an example of how the Manual Color tool works with shades of gray.

Does anyone use the Magic Occupancy Sensor? I one in our bathroom and we have 5 hue lights and another hue light in the fan. We set up the automations as described in the Magic Occupancy Sensor site ( GitHub - Jason-Morcos/homebridge-magic-occupancy: Occupancy sensor linked to one or more switches with a built-in delay not-unoccupied delay for Homebridge ), except I have two different automations connected to the MO Occupancy sensor depending on the time of day (our day automation turns on the set of 5 hue lights, and the night one only turns on the fan hue light). Otherwise, it is set up exactly as described. I bought a Wemo Smart Scene Controller to control scenes, which should active the MO Light Switch to override turning off based on motion. The idea is I could turn on the fan hue when I take a shower and it won't go off on my due to no motion. For some reason, when using the Wemo, the lights still go off when there is no motion; the MO light switch does not appear to be overriding the motion. Does anyone know how to fix this or if this is an issue with the plugin? TIA

Thanks, I tried incorporating it, but did not get the intended result. I flipped the arc that was faced incorrectly and brought all the pieces in, result attached. I believe this script has made its way into one of the plugins I messed around with because I remember getting a rounded offset like this in one of my failed attempts. When you take that off and also toggle solid it does not function at all with the shape I have.

Good morning.

This solution may need plugins.

The outcome is good but also has a few weird parts.

Those are caused by unmatching edges of the original surfaces. This is the reason one might need to go back through history to solve some issues. Try to trim off them manually in Rhino.

Instead of emulating a particular hardware unit, BABY Audio created a custom chorus design inspired by their favorite 80s music gear and lo-fi music. Magic Switch operates as a simple one-button plugin. There are no advanced settings nor fine-tuning controls to worry about. Simply turn it on to activate the effect and set the dry/wet slider to your liking. It will mix the chorused signal with the clean audio, allowing you to fine-tune the amount of effect that is applied to the output.

"We wanted to create a one-button chorus effect as gratifying and magical as the Juno chorus. But since there's already a thousand emulations of the Juno chorus, it made little sense to release #1001. Instead, we wanted Magic Switch to be its own thing, with its own sound."

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When I tell the plugins to compress and join my css & javascript files... it completely gets rid of them and my site becomes nothing but an unorganized mess of text and pictures. Is there something I can do with my blog so that minification will work?

This is normal, minification of CSS/HTML and JS is not a magic button. If you have no plugins and 1 style-sheet and minimal javascript (aka not more than 1 function) it will work, but anything above that and your looking at conflict and load order problems.

Hey I am trying to create widget in napari for sub setting a list of points by their values. So far it works great I can read the points and filter points based on their values in a dataframe using sliders. Now I would like to save the parameters I used for doing the filtering but this has proved tricky so far. I added a push button but the file is not saved when i click on that push button. Right now I have a very hacky approach where I add a ComboBox and click the magicgui call button twice to save the results if i am satisfied with the parameters. I am attaching my code below .

Whats the correct way to do this kind of thing. Also is it possible to have a range slider instead of two different sliders. I wasnt able to find one in magicgui and mixing sliders with superqt wasnt working for me.

We can trigger state changes on the ESP8266 by using a pull-up resistor to 3.3V on GPIO2, and momentarily grounding GPIO2 using a push button. It is important to note that GPIO2 may not be LOW on boot-up, thus this pull-up method to 3.3V seems to work good.

Build the final circuit using the circuit diagramI added the 3.3V voltage regulator so that I can power the device with most charging bricks.The membrane ON/OFF switch fits snugly into the 3D-printed case.The 11x9mm female power adapter slots into the caseThe ESP01-Module and Voltage regulator fits inside the boxAssemble everything and you will have a magic button that can be used any any Home Automation solution that can integrate with MQTT.

Power the deviceWait a few secondsYou can now toggle the device using the buttonYou can again monitor your MQTT topic using MQTT-Explorer to verify all is working

Navigate to your Homebridge instance (in my case 192.168.1.98 in a browser)Navigate to the plugin section and make sure you have the following plugin installed: Homebridge Mqttthing.Add the following line to your configuration file of Homebridge, or add it via the visual configuration setup of the plugin as shown in the attached video{ "type": "switch", "name": "Magic Switch", "url": "your MQTT broker ip address and port here", "mqttPubOptions": { "retain": true }, "logMqtt": true, "topics": { "getOn": "stat/MagicSwitch/POWER", "setOn": "cmnd/MagicSwitch/POWER" }, "startPub": [ { "topic": "cmnd/MagicSwitch/POWER" } ], "onValue": "ON", "offValue": "OFF", "accessory": "mqttthing"}

I created a simple automation that turns on a back-light and set it to blue behind a screen if the Magic button changes to the on state, and turns off the light when the button turns off. You can however trigger any device in your smart home, run a scene or more.

With Sketch Runner, just go to the install command and search for Easing Gradient. Or download the latest release pkg (not the .zip).

Documentation, online editor, link to post CSS plugin and more on larsenwork.com/easing-gradients

This is as much as I can find out at this point, but I don't know what to do with it and even less how to solve this issue. As far as I understand it, X is refusing to serve a connection to the plugin, so no window can be created.

Here's a hail-mary: iirc GDM keeps an extra server, check "echo $DISPLAY" - if that's not ":0.0" the plugin might talk to the GDM X11 server.

The test would be to skip GDM and try startx/xinit: (pay attention to the violet notes)

2 Introduction Preparation of files, of course, is one of the most important tasks in screen printing. Color separation affects the final result more than any other part of the printing process. To obtain an excellent result, it is important to know and understand a number of aspects: the order of colors, opacity and composition of ink, the amount of pigment, adhesion, the possibility of migration of dyes on different substrates, and so on. In addition, it is necessary to take into account the limited range of tone reproduced by silk-screen printing, and, therefore, the need to split the range into several printing plates and colors. In order to facilitate the execution of all these tasks, the Magic Buttons plugin was created. It contains the necessary tools of color separation, with their help you simplify a number of routine tasks and can focus on the main thing.

3 1.1 Color separation of monochrome images 1) The difficulty in printing these images is that it is difficult to reproduce the entire tone range with silk-screen printing. And our task will be to split the range into several parts and colors. First, you need to transfer the image to the Flatten image mode and the RGB color model. 2) Now create the Background (it imitates the color of the background on which it is printed). In our case, it is White background. Click the appropriate button and create a new channel. 2351a5e196