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Working with cuelists Creating and applying extracts
Stopping effects overriding an event
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Select the Extracts button on the Components tab, in the sidebar. Then
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Vista adds the new item to the extract list.
Applying extracts
To apply an extract:
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Select one or more fixtures in the Fixture chooser window.
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Click the Extracts button on the Components tab of the sidebar.
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select the ‘Stop free effects’ option.
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To reate an extract:
Select the part of the cuelist or events on the timeline that you want to use
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To adjust a slider setting, either:
click on the + button or
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click on the ‘New Extract button – normally Alt-F8.
Type a name for the extract and click the OK button.
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