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Exporting and importing patch information Patching your rig
302 1:241 VL2000 Spot Enhanced 16 bit V2000Se6
316 5:1 Color Block 2 Mode 3 ColBk2m3
317 5:17 Color Block 2 Mode 3 ColBk2m3
432 9:1 MediaMaster Layer Full 1.0 MeMaLF10
433 9:44 MediaMaster Layer Full 1.0 MeMaLF10
437 12:22 VL3000 Spot VL3000Sp
438 12:50 VL3000 Spot VL3000Sp
In this example the spreadsheet has a header row, which is optional, but shown
here for explanation. The columns are laid out like this:
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an ID (1), which determines the fixture’s unique ID
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a Universe : DMX address number (1:1), that sets the
Universe and DMX start address for this fixture
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a Fixture Type (<VL3000 Spot>), that sets the type of
fixture that will be patched
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a Fixture Name (<VL3000Sp >), that sets the fixture name.
For two-part fixtures (i.e. fixtures with an external dimmer that is patched
separately) you need to include both parts of the patch included in the
Universe/Address column. The format for the two parts is Intensity.
In the example above, Fixture ID 41 is a Scroller Dimmer with the scroller part
patched to Universe 3 Channel 75 and the Intensity part patched to Universe 3
channel 34.
The ID, Universe:DMX Address information and Fixture Type must be in the .csv
file. If you don’t specify a valid Vista Fixture Type, Vista prompts you to choose
the correct fixture from a list when you import the file. The fixture Name does
not need to match the name used in the Vista library.
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