Lighting Design Tutorial with LXFree

This Lighting Design Tutorial is for beginners to lighting design and to theatre. This is styled for theatre lighting design, and this video uses the LXFree software on a mac computer. (Links to documents below!)
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Tip 1: Use a Mouse
Tip 2: Remember to ‘Snap to Grid’
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LXFree Download (Mac): goo.gl/rACMw5
LXFree Download (PC): goo.gl/34rW7c
Dropbox Files: goo.gl/XDsSPH
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(Apologies for the video being a little rough around the edges)

[@LikesdeumMetaleiro]

Great tutorial! Thank you sir. Cheers, from Lisbon, Portugal

[@Insitatus100]

¡Increíble! ¡Saludos desde México! ¡¡¡Gracias!!!

[@brandonbrown7309]

This was great refresh video for me since it been a little bit since I have used this program.

[@NoelsFrags]

Thanks for a helpful video!

[@alaworu]

Great content! Thank you so much!

[@BaseThreeLXD]

Rodrigo Menezes thanks dude. Click on the fixture, then click on the square/circle icon in the toolbar. Then enter the degrees of rotation you want

[@jakeharvey05]

Very informative.

[@escoladeteatrelaseu]

Thanks a lot!

[@kristypike9316]

This is great! Thank you!

[@MichelleH]

Great Video. Helps me a lot. I just have one question. What kind of formats can I import? I´m touring a lot and i need to send for each location an adapted light plot of the venue. What kind of formats can i open with LXFree?

[@bakereventco]

What software is best to layout specific measurements and see how much area each beam angle would cover? Trying to see how many lekos we'll need for an install, and what barrels we should use.

[@BaseThreeLXD]

Baker Event Co there is some software called LX Beams, which is LX Free’s big brother, but I haven’t used it. What I have used is Capture SE (student edition is free) which will definitely achieve your goal of calculating beam coverage

[@mattressb]

Did you create the Theatre Template from scratch? You said "as previously mentioned". I can't find where you explain that.

[@RaphaelCassou]

How can I resize de blocktittle?

[@BaseThreeLXD]

Raphael Cassou Hi, thanks for your comment! You should be able to increase or decrease font in 2 ways:
- format -> font -> bigger
- or use the keyboard shortcut: ‘command’ + ‘>’
Hopefully that answers your question!

[@sercans9644]

Is there an app for the tablet?

[@BaseThreeLXD]

Not to my knowledge I’m afraid

[@frayrojas3164]

muy complicado para instalar no pude