Rack Palette - Operators Manual - Strand Lighting

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then takes their current value and stuffs it in the destination. Check out the topic
called A Note on Redundant Data to figure out if that is desirable.
Attributes
If you want, you can filter out different information from the source cue and then not
use it in the destination cue. To do this press the Attributes button:
By default all check boxes will be checked. You can customize this any way you like.
For instance, if you had a great mixed color in Scene 1 on the cyc, but now wanted
that same color on the stage, you may copy the cyc cue to a new cue using just the
Color Attributes.
Note:
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If you double tap [S5] (or any other softkey), it will 'solo'
Position. That is, all other check marks will clear and Position
will remain checked.
While in the main Move/Copy dialog box, if you press
[SHIFT], the Attribute button will look like
this
following:
and the softkeys will change to the
Pressing any of these changes the attribute masking without the need
to open the Attribute dialog box. You can also double tap any attribute
family to solo it.
Looks
The easiest way to move or copy a recorded Look is press [COPY] [BUMP]
[BUMP]. You hardware must be setup to use Sub Masters. As soon as you press
the [MOVE]/[COPY] button, the dialog box will appear. If you are using the Bump
Buttons, you don't need to even look at it. All the correct information will be stuffed
for you. (Don't forget the very quick [LOAD] [BUMP] and [VIEW] [BUMP] syntax.)
When you want to copy or move a Look using the dialog box, launch the command
as described above. The dialog box will open. Press the [LOOK] button or [S12] to
display the Look page:
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