Hi Yves,
Using the [Device -> Lamp Control] soft key or the [Lamp Control] hard key on the desk you can request the entire fixture to reset, lamp on, lamp off or lamp idle. If you want to access the rest of the reset functions there are a few ways to accomplish this. Currently, I have "spreadsheet editing" enabled on my live attributes tabs so I can manually set what the control parameter does. For example, this allows me to set fan speed control or only reset the gobo wheels without losing the entire fixture. In an attributes view, pressing modify on the "control" cell displays a drop down allowing me to select what I want the fixture to do.
If you wish to be able to record the control parameter into presets or palettes and then create another mechanism within Cobalt to control it, check out this support article attached below.
Hopefully this helps!
-Kelly
Hi Yves,
Using the [Device -> Lamp Control] soft key or the [Lamp Control] hard key on the desk you can request the entire fixture to reset, lamp on, lamp off or lamp idle. If you want to access the rest of the reset functions there are a few ways to accomplish this. Currently, I have "spreadsheet editing" enabled on my live attributes tabs so I can manually set what the control parameter does. For example, this allows me to set fan speed control or only reset the gobo wheels without losing the entire fixture. In an attributes view, pressing modify on the "control" cell displays a drop down allowing me to select what I want the fixture to do.
If you wish to be able to record the control parameter into presets or palettes and then create another mechanism within Cobalt to control it, check out this support article attached below.
Hopefully this helps!
-Kelly
Hi Yves,
In the Play Settings -> Attributes -> Attribute Editor Default you can choose if the cells select palettes or absolute values by default. Changing this to "Absolute" will cause the drop down to show absolute values.
If you want your default editor as palette you can still select absolute values by pressing [C/ALT + MODIFY] on the cell. I recommended this over the palettes/macro option as the desk will take extra percussion to ensure the control parameter is not accidentally tampered with while many things are happening in Cobalt.
Hope this helps!
-Kelly
