Is it possible to scroll backward through cues in the Cue List view?

Hello,

I reread your intervention, but I'm not sure I understood.
When you edit the "cue list", and you press "edit cue", you go into "live" mode and you should be able to select any CUE with your finger, and it is sent to GO directly. can modify it and do "store", or exit and do a "live update"

Maybe I didn't understand?

Hello,

I reread your intervention, but I'm not sure I understood.
When you edit the "cue list", and you press "edit cue", you go into "live" mode and you should be able to select any CUE with your finger, and it is sent to GO directly. can modify it and do "store", or exit and do a "live update"

Maybe I didn't understand?

Yeah you didn’t understand.

that going into “edit cue list” mode is the workaround, but it would be nice to natively be able to scroll back to the top of the cue list while in the regular cue playback mode, rather than just see the previous two cues.

ie you have 100 cues, and you have cue 48 active on stage, you can see only cue 46 through 100 in the list. The console does not allow you to scroll back to cue 1, so if you want to find a specific cue to goto, you need to either enter edit mode to find it, or somehow have all the cues memorized to remember which one you need to goto.

I still don't understand !

You may be thinking of a "blind" mode, which keeps the current cue while allowing another cue to be viewed. That actually doesn't exist.

For me, you have to go into "edit" mode to scroll through the list, which doesn't seem odd to me.

There is no blind mode on the Colorsource.

why can’t I see the entire list of the show’s cues when I am in the middle of a show? Why am I limited to only the cues that come after the active cue?

Eos allows you to see the entire list from start to finish no matter which cue is active. Why doesn’t Colorsource do the same?

The intent is that the top of the 'live' list is always "where you are", so you can scroll there instantly rather than having to hunt for the current cue.

That said, perhaps we should revisit this view.

Free scrolling on entire list with a ‘detent’ on NOW.

Assuming touch screen always sensitive to two finger gestures, keep one finger on a cue other than the next and press GO with the other finger to put it live. That should be safe enough to prevent inadvertent operation during a show.