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6 . Cues - Page 61
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6.3.2 The Include function
The Include function lets you load selected parts of a cue back into the
programmer. (Normally, only manual changes to fixtures are put in the
programmer). You can then use this to make a new cue. This is useful
if you want to make a cue which is similar to one you already have, or
to build a new cue from various parts of other cues.
There are two modes, Quick Include and Advanced Include. Quick
Include simply reloads the whole cue. Advanced Include allows you to
specify which attributes of which fixtures you want to load into the
programmer. So, for example, if you have a cue which contains
position, colour and gobo information for 8 fixtures, you can use the
include function to load only the colour information for 4 of the fixtures
into the programmer. You could then “Include” position information
from another cue into the programmer, and build up a new cue using
information from several existing cues.
If you Include a chase or cue list, the LCD shows you a list of the cues
within it, and you select the one you want to Include using Wheel A.
You can also type in the cue number to Include.
1> Press Include (above numeric keypad).
2> Press A [Quick Include] or B [Advanced mode] if you want to
change the mode
3> Press the Swop button of the cue you want to include.
4> All fixtures in the cue will be selected. If you don’t want them all,
deselect the fixtures you don’t want. The fixtures in the cue are
highlighted on the HUD and on the fixture buttons.
5> Use B [Set Mask] or the Attribute Bank buttons to select which
Attributes you want to include (All are included by default –
Softkey C turns them all off and D turns them all on). Softkey E
lets you include or exclude Shapes from the cue.
6> Press Enter. The selected attributes of the selected fixtures will be
loaded into the programmer.
7> Repeat from 2 to include other attributes from the same fixtures,
or repeat from 1 to include other fixtures.
6.3.3 Removing attributes from cues using “Off”
The “Off” button allows you to remove an attribute which has been
stored in a cue, as if you’d never recorded it.
For example, suppose you recorded a cue which had scans at a certain
position, with the colour set to green. If you later decide that you don’t
want a colour recorded at all in the cue, so that the colour set by
previous playbacks will remain, you set the colour values to Off in the
programmer, which will remove those values from the cue. You can
also use the Off function to remove complete fixtures from a cue by
selecting all the attributes.
Setting an attribute to Off is not the same as recording an attribute at
zero, since this would change the attribute when the cue was fired. It is
the same as excluding that attribute using the mask when recording,
and the attribute will remain unchanged when the cue is fired.
1> Use the Quick Include function (described in previous section) to
load the cue you want to change into the programmer.