ROBE
ROBE is currently the primary professional lighting manufacturer represented in Theatrical: Realistic Pack (TRP).
TRP recreates a growing selection of ROBE entertainment-lighting products as functional Minecraft fixtures, with detailed models, fixture-specific behaviour and DMX personalities designed around each implementation.
The current TRP fixture collection includes moving profiles, beams, washes, pixel fixtures, effect fixtures and static theatrical luminaires.
ROBE in TRP
ROBE fixtures in TRP are not simple decorative models.
Depending on the individual fixture, its implementation may include systems such as:
- Pan and Tilt
- Dimmer and Shutter
- Strobe
- RGB, RGBW, RGBAL or CMY colour systems
- Colour Wheels
- CTO and colour correction
- Zoom
- Focus
- Frost
- Iris
- Fixed and Rotating Gobos
- Custom Gobo Service
- Prisms
- Framing Shutters
- Pixel and Zone Control
- Pattern and Effect Systems
- Focus Tool
- RoboSpot
- FollowMe
- Flight Cases
- Survival-Friendly Carrying
Every fixture is implemented individually.
A feature available on one ROBE fixture must not be assumed to be available on another.
Check the dedicated fixture page for exact functionality, DMX personalities and TRP system compatibility.
ROBE Fixture Library
The TRP roadmap currently contains a wide selection of ROBE products, including both implemented and planned fixtures.
You can find the complete list here:
Fixtures → Fixture Library
Each implemented fixture receives its own dedicated documentation containing:
- Fixture overview
- Fixture type
- DMX personalities
- Channel footprints
- Implemented functions
- Optical systems
- Custom Gobo compatibility
- Focus Tool compatibility
- RoboSpot compatibility
- FollowMe compatibility
- Flight Case compatibility
- Special accessories
- Known limitations
Brand & Trademark Notice
ROBE product names, trademarks, fixture designs and related brand assets remain the property of their respective rights holders.
Their appearance in TRP does not transfer ownership of those trademarks, designs or intellectual property to the TRP project.
TRP documentation should always use the correct manufacturer and product names when referring to recreated equipment.
For additional information, see: