FINALE Fireworks User Guide

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Real-World Show Design FINALE Fireworks User Guide Even though the module only has one pin, two fireworks are assigned to each module (and to the same pin), as we wanted. Also, notice that while the address of the first module is 2, the address of the next module (which is added automatically) is 1. As mentioned earlier, when FINALE assigns module addresses automatically, it picks the first available address—and since address 1 wasn’t used, that’s the address it chose. Using Slats To add a module that contains slats, double-click a launch position to bring up the Edit position properties panel, click the Add module or slat link, and construct the address so that it contains a number and a letter. (For this example we’ve set the number of pins to 2 and the launches-per-pin to 1): When you use the “numberLetter” address format, FINALE knows that you’re using slats. As you exhaust the pins on one slat, FINALE creates another for you, incrementing the letter portion of the address: FINALE will automatically create 12 slats, with addresses that run from a to l. Splitting Modules Across Launch Positions So far, we’ve assigned all the launches from a module to a single launch position. But let’s say that you want a single module to control two groups of fireworks that are assigned to different launch positions. The first group is set of 16 fountains that are launched 200 feet from the audience—this is the main launch position. You then run scab wire to a second group of three large, important peonies that are launched 100 feet farther back and to the right. In the field, the setup looks like this: To simulate this in FINALE, you create two launch positions (Main and Accent) and add the fireworks: PAGE 38
Real-World Show Design FINALE Fireworks User Guide For both launch positions, bring up the Edit position properties panel and add a module with the same address (we’ll use 1): By assigning the same address, you tell FINALE that the two launch positions are using the same module. Bring up the Firing View and scroll to the Accent fireworks: PAGE 39
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Page 4 and 5: Introduction FINALE Fireworks User
Page 12 and 13: User Interface Layout In subsequent
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Page 16 and 17: Working with Fireworks FINALE Firew
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Page 20 and 21: 4 Launch Positions: The Basics Rath
Page 22 and 23: 5 Adding Fireworks in Time So far,
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