schéma·sRUST PREVIEW

A LITTLE SYSTEM. A WHOLE ROOM.

Give the room
a rhythm.

Stack behaviors. Shape light in space.
Build a scene that keeps moving.

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A native Rust engine. A visual workspace. Your own hardware.

FROM AN IDEA TO A ROOM

Compose it.
Then let it play.

01 / ARRANGE

Start with the space.

Place fixtures, make groups, and patch their DMX channels. Your layout stays independent from the behaviors you give it.

02 / CONNECT

Find the behavior.

Mix spatial fields, color, dimming and motion. Use native blocks, add property drivers, or reach for scripting when a scene needs something personal.

03 / PLAY

Take it into the room.

Keep the engine running on your computer or controller. Open Studio or schémaboy from a device on its network.

ONE PAIR OF THUMBS

A whole scene.
In your hands.

schémaboy puts the live scene, its blocks, and tactile controls into one screen. Portrait or landscape. At your desk or standing beside the lights.

Install the controller from your engine’s address. The engine keeps running on its host. Home-screen and app options depend on your phone and connection.

YOUR WORKSPACE. YOUR MACHINE.

Make yourself
at home.

Download an available build for Windows, macOS, Linux or your ARM64 controller. Extract the package and start Schéma-s. The Rust engine serves its own controls and opens them in your browser. Projects and history stay in your app-data folder.

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macOS build pending native Mac validation and signing. Apple Silicon + Intel support is implemented; a downloadable release is not available yet.

Windows 10/11 x64 · macOS 13+ · Linux x64 / ARM64 · Preview
Runs locally with your browser. Keep its engine running; on macOS it lives in the menu bar.

SCHÉMA-S / LOCAL ENGINE

Room to experiment.

Scene editing / Native effects
ScenicScript / Art-Net
Projects / Shared undo

127.0.0.1:8797

FIRST LIGHT

Three things to try.

  1. Choose a fixture and a layer. Add a Constant, then a dimming or color block. Changes appear in the live scene.
  2. Give it some motion. Add a property driver, a spatial field or a visual Bézier curve. Save the result in Projects.
  3. Connect your output. In Output, define a model, check its channel footprint, then enable Art-Net for your receiver.

Art-Net starts disabled. Custom DMX models describe every slot, including fixed-value program channels. The phone controls the same hosted scene.