FireSteve wrote: After the winners are announced, will it be possible to request a summary of the show you prepared, including a detailed score breakdown (e.g., a total out of 100 points) via a separate email? Yes, as in the past, you will be able to request feedback/scores for your show although it might take me a little longer to respond this time around just because the competition started a little later than normal so we will be into May by the time we get everything finalized (which will be into our busy season here).  Hopefully everyone understands and is patient with me 😉

After the winners are announced, will it be possible to request a summary of the show you prepared, including a detailed score breakdown (e.g., a total out of 100 points) via a separate email?

Hi everyone,   I have updated some of my custom report templates and labels, and I would like to know how to delete the old templates that I no longer use?   Thanks

I’m removing the first song in the script and attempting to shift everything over by a set amount.  I’ve tried grabbing all the effects and sliding them over.  The first 30 seconds seems to line up.  The farther it goes, the worse it gets though.  By the end of a 7 minute script, things are off by 30 seconds.  Any suggestions?  

Probably should take a moment to introduce myself…. Been using old systems for a bit and finally upgraded. I sell retail fireworks. Shoot maybe two shows a year. Been helping my daughter to shoot shows at the PGI for the last several years. Probably should also mention that I’m the seminar chair for the PGI and VP of Communications for the PGI.  Shameless plug….we are looking for a new seminar chair and if anyone wants to write an article for the bulletin you can send it to Dan.Muzzey@PGI.org.

Thanks for the quick response and clarification.  I was about to submit when I saw Thomas’ post.   I hadn’t thought about it before. 🙂

  Star_Stuff wrote: I’ve done this in the previous two years. The sun doesn’t set in the East. Just made sense to adjust it. However, this model was plain. I added a little water on the river for visualization. Should I remove that too? You can submit your show either way. A rotated sky dome image and added reflective water won’t help your score, but it also won’t hurt it.

I’ve done this in the previous two years.  The sun doesn’t set in the East.  Just made sense to adjust it.   However, this model was plain.  I added a little water on the river for visualization.  Should I remove that too?

  pyro68034781 wrote: Hi everyone, I’ve modified the 3D world settings, specifically lowering the brightness according to my design preferences, as well as adjusting the camera position. Do I need to revert to the same settings as the official design model (like sky brightness) before submitting the file ? Thanks a lot and good luck to all! Thomas Hi Thomas, adjusting the brightness settings and adding camera viewpoint presets will not lead to disqualification or any kind of penalty, but it’s best if you restore the brightness settings to ensure consistency for the judges.

Hi everyone,   I’ve modified the 3D world settings, specifically lowering the brightness according to my design preferences, as well as adjusting the camera position. Do I need to revert to the same settings as the official design model (like sky brightness) before submitting the file ?   Thanks a lot and good luck to all! Thomas