ACPR Render with EzSVG v1.3.0.3

Q-SYS plugin ACPR Render with EzSVG

This plugin is very useful for visualizing the microphone cover area when setting it using ACPR.

Look carefully,

It's a pay what you want, set any value you like.

--v1.3.0.3-----------------------------20250110

Bug Fixes

number of lobes exceeds 10, the issue of being unable to draw has been addressed, reducing the risk of 'Max execution limits exceeded' and improving performance.

--v1.3.0.2-----------------------------20241204

Fixed it can also draw when VA is "".

When selecting the microphone zone,

it now also supports formats other than xx-xx (such as xx xx, xx, xx).

--v1.3.0.1-----------------------------20240926

Fixed wrong Y position for Display Axis button.

It was under Render Speed.

--v1.3.0--------------------------------20240924

Added support for individual Mic Height and Talker Height.

--v1.2.0.2-----------------------------20240725

Bug Fixes

Fixed an issue where ACPR microphone zones were being displayed even when their enable setting was false

--v1.2.0.1-------------------------------20240709

Bug Fixes

Fixed a bug that the table would not show a crossover mic value if there was no crossover mic value when there was only one mic in ACPR

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Usage:

1. Add the ACPR plugin.
2. Add a Code Name and allow Script Access.
3. Decide the number of microphones for ACPR.
4. Select the named ACPR from "Plugin Name" of the ACPR Render plugin.
5. Set Room Width, Mic Height, and Ear Height. Default: 8, 2.8, 1.25
6. Start the render. Render Speed "Fast" is not recommended.

Now, set the angle of each microphone in ACPR !!

*Note and Caution-----------------------------------------------------

As you know, use this plugin at your own risk.

*Test Equipment

QDS ver 9.10.2

ACPR ver 3.0 or higher

*Known isses-------------------------------------------------------------

When in TCCM mode

When the number of microphones and zones are large, pressing the individual ID of a microphone in a large number of zones may result in the message "Max execution limits exceede".

The TCCM description is overloaded by the large number of microphone hole circles. Therefore, there is a condition that the XY division is less than 3.