Jands Vista I3, User Manual

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Creating a Move in Black cue Working with cuelists
Default times
At the top of the timing section there’s a timeline ruler that controls the over all
or all events in a cue – except the ones you explicitly set elsewhere as
explained below. When you first open the Timeline (or Chooser) window the
r
ll be in it’s collapsed form, as shown here:
fade times f
uler wi
The ‘up’ time determines how long it will take for all feature types to fade from
value to the value in this cue.
down fade time click on the on the end point of the bar and
double arrow drag to increase or decrease the time:
their previous value to the value in this cue.
The ‘down’ time is only used for Intensity events where fixtures are fading out
(i.e. getting darker or turning off). It determines how long it will take for
Intensity to fade from their previous
To adjust the up or
when the cursor changes to a
To set a delay time click on the bar an
to move the bar so that it starts after th d when the cursor changes to a hand drag
e 0s mark of the cue:
You can also set the up and down f de time by typing in the Timing box. For
example typing 3 / 4 sets the Up (or infade) time to 3 seconds and the Down
To expand the default times ruler, click on the arrow icon.
fade curves for the
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Vista displays the
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(or outfade) time to 4 seconds.
Expanded Default time view
You can set individual default fade times, delay times and
different feature types (Intensity, Position, Colour, Gobo, Be
expanded default time view.
To do this:
Click on the expand arrow at the left end of the ruler bar.
expanded view:
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