Brainsalt:PlaymakerProgressEmulator

Last updated 5 August 2026

Brainsalt:PlaymakerProgressEmulator converts the Output of a Stepper

and makes it emit the same feedback as the old Brainsalt Playmaker software used to.

This can be very helpful when upgrading old systems with a new Videoserver.

Pin Info

Pin	Info
`Input 1: Active Step [Int]` `Input 2: Step sequences [Pack]` `Input 2: Active Sequence [ResourceId]` `Input 3: Target IP [String]` `Input 3: UDP Sender [Int]`	1-Active Step[Int]: The node interprets the active stepas a Playmaker Playlist entry. 2-Stepper sequences[Pack]: Interprets the Sequence nameas Playlist entry name* (used with Stepper) 2-Active Sequence[ResourceId]: Interprets the Sequence name as Playlist entry name (used for 24h Timeline) 3-Target IP[String]: Sets the internal UPD Senders target addressPort is internally set to 60013-UDP Sender: Enables/Disables the internal UDP sender*
`Output 1: Playmaker Progress [String]`	-Playmaker Progress[String]: Emits the same Strings that Playmaker would send out via UDP Port 60001.

Input 1: Active Step [Int]

Input 2: Step sequences [Pack]

Input 2: Active Sequence [ResourceId]

Input 3: Target IP [String]

Input 3: UDP Sender [Int]

1-Active Step[Int]: The node interprets the active stepas a Playmaker Playlist entry.

2-Stepper sequences[Pack]: Interprets the Sequence nameas Playlist entry name* (used with Stepper)

2-Active Sequence[ResourceId]: Interprets the Sequence name as Playlist entry name (used for 24h Timeline)

3-Target IP[String]: Sets the internal UPD Senders target addressPort is internally set to

60013-UDP Sender: Enables/Disables the internal UDP sender*

Output 1: Playmaker Progress [String]

-Playmaker Progress[String]: Emits the same Strings that Playmaker would send out via UDP Port 60001.