The Ultimate Arena Rigging App.
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"I have used the Hyperlay Enterprise app for some years now. Today it is a must have tool in my tool box. It saves me lot of preproduction- and rigging-hours, and makes adoption in the rigging installation easy. My project capacity has significantly increased with the precision and reliability Hyperlay provides me. I can highly recommend it to my colleagues."
Create assembly of individual bridles. Calculate internal forces between the legs and attachment points of the bridles. Get in-depth information about hook height and clearance to beams in order to make the right decisions.
Calculate the load distribution applied to the venue. Simply tap on a beam or a secondary to view the total load on that beam.
Create a sortable intelligent markout list, ready to chalk out. Points inline are automatically visually grouped together to minimize errors while chalking out. Small tolerances (e.g. from lazy snapping in CAD software) are automatically filtered out.
Automatically count points and calculate the steel count of the entire setup including wires, chains, shackles, master links, and even burlaps.
Harnessing the iPhone's gyroscope, Hyperlay's built-in compass tells you when you are correctly facing a bridle.
With Origin Control, you can quickly move and rotate a show's origin.
Switch at any time between meters, millimeters, feet, inches, kilograms, pounds, kilo-newton and tons. From any location in the app.
Easily measure distances between points or between points and beams using the built-in distance tool.
Easily filter the points list to show only Stage Right (SR) or Stage Left (SL).
Hyperlay as a rigging tool puts safety first and will vibrate your iPhone to warn you, for example, if Steels WLL has been exceeded.
To import a show from your favorite CAD software, Hyperlay uses a standard CSV-file. To exchange a show between two units, Hyperlay uses an internal file format.
Please have a look at the Tutorials section where the import process is explained in detail. To make it easy, we also provide a set of motor symbols as a block for Autocad and a template for the Vectorworks Hoist-tool.
Save your show's point list as a CSV-file. This can be done directly from CAD software like AutoCad and Vectorworks or from a spreadsheet like Excel or Numbers. Once the file is ready, transfer it to the iPhone (via email or cloud services like Dropbox, iCloud or Google Drive) and then import it into Hyperlay, from within the app itself or by tapping on the file in Mail.
It is possible to build simple venues inside the app using the bay builder. Please have a look in the video tutorials to find detailed information on that.
If the venue is more complex, we would be more than happy to integrate it in Hyperlay. To get your venue added to Hyperlay, please use this form to upload the following documents:
1- Plan view.
2- Cross section.
3- Longitudinal section.
And a detail that describes the shapes and the sizes of the beams. This can just be text. The drawings can be pdf with dimensions or preferable some CAD format like dwg or vwx.
To make the initial automated calculation as close to what you normally will do, we also need to know the preferred length of baskets. Information about how an even bridle normally would look like, is also helpfull.
All units are supported. Units can be mixed to tailor the user's needs. The imported CSV pointlist file has to be either with mm or feet/inch as unit for the coordinates. Hyperlay can display the calculated results in any unit or combination of units.
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