Advanced Output
Follows your active preset and every Save within a second.
your_testpattern
A source plugin for Resolume Arena and Avenue 7. It reads your Advanced Output and your StageFlow show and gives every slice its own labelled test image, so you can check LED walls, projection and mapping in minutes.
No XML to load and no slices to draw by hand. your_testpattern follows what Resolume and StageFlow are doing right now.
Pick your_testpattern from Sources in Resolume and drop it on a clip.
It reads your active Advanced Output preset and follows every Save.
Every slice gets its own pattern, name, size and orientation marker.
From the first pixel map to the last focus check before the show.
Follows your active preset and every Save within a second.
Finds the show you’re using and recognises known locations.
Grid, circles, labels and a marker for flip and rotation.
Cabinet numbers, full fields and ramps at exactly 0–255.
Siemens stars, alignment grid and overlap zones.
Moving stripe and circle, plus your own logo on top.
Choose per canvas how the pattern is drawn.
Draws nothing on this slice.
Follows Resolume’s input mapping.
Runs across the real StageFlow stage.
Shows how content lands in each StageFlow look.
The last act just walked off, the next one is still plugging in, and every eye in the room is on the wall. Fire up the bouncer and watch the crowd lose it when it nails the corner.
The classic TEST sign or your own logo, on the slices you choose, with the settings you already know.
One licence includes the macOS and the Windows version.
The test image is drawn once and kept in memory. It is only redrawn when you change something, so each frame only has to render what moves. Your show keeps all the power it needs.
If something is missing for your show, tell me.
Free for now
Questions before buying? Write to info@knispel-event.de
your_engine is the tool label of knispolowitz, touring VJ for many years. Every tool starts as a problem on a real show. your_testpattern is the first; more plugins for Resolume and software for macOS are on the way.
@knispolowitz