Light · all versions
Revision history
Every Light release, newest first, with its notes as published. Each version's documentation stays online, so if you stay on an older release you can keep reading the pages for it.
Light 1.0Read the 1.0 docs
v1.0.5
LIGHT for macOS — Apple Silicon, signed with a Developer ID and notarised by Apple. This build does not run on an Intel Mac.
Open the .dmg, drag LIGHT to Applications, double-click it. macOS confirms once that it came from the internet; there is no Privacy & Security step and nothing to allow.
First launch asks for local network access — Art-Net and sACN need it, so LIGHT cannot reach a rig without it.
v1.0.4
LIGHT for macOS — Apple Silicon, signed with a Developer ID and notarised by Apple. This build does not run on an Intel Mac.
Open the .dmg, drag LIGHT to Applications, double-click it. macOS confirms once that it came from the internet; there is no Privacy & Security step and nothing to allow.
First launch asks for local network access — Art-Net and sACN need it, so LIGHT cannot reach a rig without it.
v1.0.3
LIGHT for macOS — Apple Silicon, signed with a Developer ID and notarised by Apple. This build does not run on an Intel Mac.
Open the .dmg, drag LIGHT to Applications, double-click it. macOS confirms once that it came from the internet; there is no Privacy & Security step and nothing to allow.
First launch asks for local network access — Art-Net and sACN need it, so LIGHT cannot reach a rig without it.
v1.0.2
LIGHT for macOS — Apple Silicon, signed with a Developer ID and notarised by Apple. This build does not run on an Intel Mac.
Open the .dmg, drag LIGHT to Applications, double-click it. macOS confirms once that it came from the internet; there is no Privacy & Security step and nothing to allow.
First launch asks for local network access — Art-Net and sACN need it, so LIGHT cannot reach a rig without it.
v1.0.1
LIGHT for macOS — Apple Silicon, signed with a Developer ID and notarised by Apple. This build does not run on an Intel Mac.
Open the .dmg, drag LIGHT to Applications, double-click it. macOS confirms once that it came from the internet; there is no Privacy & Security step and nothing to allow.
First launch asks for local network access — Art-Net and sACN need it, so LIGHT cannot reach a rig without it.