Master Content effects on HTP ??? CONGO

I think you want to set the Attribute Return behaviour "Return To (FCB)" setting on the Master to a different setting. The default is for Masters to execute their attributes on the upfade but do nothing on the downfade.

You probably want this to be either "Previous", or "Main PB".

I think you want to set the Attribute Return behaviour "Return To (FCB)" setting on the Master to a different setting. The default is for Masters to execute their attributes on the upfade but do nothing on the downfade.

You probably want this to be either "Previous", or "Main PB".

We have try to put the master on mode Previous or Main PB but no return to the memory loaded in the main play back !

Thanks a lot

Indeed your solution works with attributes and intensities affected to a master but not with a "content effect" on moving lights affected to a master.

Do you have a solution for a "content effect" on movings lights affected to a master please ?

Thank you.

Hi,

What type of actions do you use in your Content Effect (Presets, palettes etc)? What do you control (int, attributes)?

If you make sure the attributes/intensities that you want to return to are recorded in the cue in the main PB, I think that the Return to: Main PB should work for you.

The content effect controls color palettes so only color attribute changes during the effect.

For example when i have a cue with devices in white, i load the content effect with the master (which is a color chaser in red and orange) and when i put the master down, the color chaser stops but the devices stays in red an orange (even if i put the master in "previous" or "return to x memory mode) instead turning back  white.

Hi Vincent,

Sorry for the long delay. There have been intensive discussions around this topic and how to best solve it for you.

There is one thing that you could try: Keep the return-to setting set to Main PB and set the Fader Attribute mode to Execute at 1%. When the fader reaches the bottom position, the parameters from the preset in A should be executed and steal back the parameters that were stolen by the running effect.

If this doesn't work, you will have to force the values to the wanted target (when the master is faded out) to get rid of the effect contribution.

You can manually trigger an LTP move on another playback, or manually press refresh on the main playback to do this.