Augmented Theatre Dashboard

Cues now arrive even when the Wi-Fi drops them. A venue's access point sends a broadcast once and never retries it. Measured in a real room, barely half of them were reaching the handsets. Every cue that can safely be repeated now goes out a second time, addressed directly to each phone that has reported in — and a direct message is retried until the phone confirms it. Anything else listening on the cue port sees exactly what it saw before. Update Assets works on the demo board. It used to give up before asking the house anything when no show was open, so the Delivered column sat at nought while the phones were holding the whole show. The iPad also sweeps by itself now, on launch and whenever a stage is loaded. A Dashboard that is not driving says so, plainly, across the top — and the controls that belong to the console holding the show are inert rather than mysteriously dead. It also shows that console's running order instead of an empty list. When the delivery column cannot hear the house at all, it says so instead of reporting nought. Pressing a chip scrolls to the row it just made. The Send buttons grey out where the script ends rather than a line early. And the demo's looping GIF is no longer a black screen.