QR Code

QR Code operator properties for Script Engine. Generates a QR code from a chosen payload (URL, text, email address, phone number, JSON, etc.) and overlays it on the layer at a configurable position and size. Useful for putting a "scan to learn more" link on a broadcast graphic, sharing contact info during a presentation, or letting viewers jump to a website without typing it. The QR contents and position can be changed at runtime from a script.

Property	Type	Access	Description
`Payload`	`string`	`get/set`	What the QR code encodes — typically a URL, but any text works. Common payloads include `https://...` URLs, `mailto:...` addresses, `tel:...` phone numbers, structured JSON, or plain text. Long payloads may require a higher `EccLevel` to fit; `InfoNote` shows a warning when the content cannot be encoded at the current settings.
`Size`	`int`	`get/set`	Width and height of the QR code in pixels (always square). [min=100, max=2160, default=100]. Must be even — odd values are rounded down to keep the code square. Bigger sizes scan reliably from further away; smaller sizes are good when you only have a corner of the screen to spare.
`PosX`	`int`	`get/set`	Horizontal position of the QR code's top-left corner, in pixels. [default=10]. 0 places the code flush against the left edge. Automatically clamped so the code stays inside the layer at the current `Size`.
`PosY`	`int`	`get/set`	Vertical position of the QR code's top-left corner, in pixels. [default=10]. 0 places the code flush against the top edge. Automatically clamped so the code stays inside the layer at the current `Size`.
`EccLevel`	`ErrorCorrectionLevel`	`get/set`	How much redundancy is built into the QR code. [default=Medium]. `Low` packs the most data per code but is least tolerant of damage. `Medium` (~15% recovery) is a good default. `Quartile` (~25%) and `High` (~30%) tolerate more glare, partial obstruction, or low-quality cameras at the cost of holding less data.
`EciMode`	`CharacterEncodingMode`	`get/set`	Character encoding for text payloads. [default=Default]. `Default` works for plain ASCII URLs and English text. Use `Iso8859_1` for most Western European characters, `Iso8859_2` for Eastern European (Polish, Czech, Hungarian, etc.), and `Utf8` for full Unicode support including non-Latin scripts.
`Hide`	`bool`	`get/set`	When true, the QR code is not drawn — the input passes through unchanged. [default=false]. Convenient for showing the code only during certain segments of a show. Toggle from a script to make the QR appear on cue rather than removing the operator entirely.

Inherits from: AbstractOperator, AbstractAudioMetering.

See also: QR Code in Operators — user-facing introduction, screenshots, and section summaries.