Follow/Hang problem

This is expected behaviour.

It allows you to, for example,"cut" into a cue for editing just that cue not the follow on.

In a show situation you could load the cue into the playback controller then hit go. This will execute any follows/hangs as intended.

[CUE] # [ENTER] [LOAD] [GO]

[Go To Cue] [4] {Complete} [Enter] will go to cue 4 and if that cue has a follow/hang, any following
cues in the sequence will also fire. 

Also

[Go to Cue] [5] [Time] [Enter] will go to cue 5 using cue times, and also uses any associated
follow/hang times to automatically trigger the subsequent cue. To go to a cue in cue time, but not
trigger the follow/hang, you would use [Go to Cue] [5] {Minus Links} [Time] [Enter

I've learned something, and on a weekend!

It doesn't work.

what did you try, what happened, and what other outcome did you expect?

Go to Cue 20 Time 5 Enter does not go to that cue while also allowing the autofollows to fire. It just goes to that cue and the autofollows do not fire. When I go to cue 19 and then hit Go, it goes to cue 20 and tge autofollows fire. I want it to go to cue 20 from a macro and have the autofollows fire with it. I have had success doing this with “Cue 20 Enter Load Go”, but I can’t store that syntax into a macro.

Go to Cue 20 Time 5 Enter does not go to that cue while also allowing the autofollows to fire. It just goes to that cue and the autofollows do not fire. When I go to cue 19 and then hit Go, it goes to cue 20 and tge autofollows fire. I want it to go to cue 20 from a macro and have the autofollows fire with it. I have had success doing this with “Cue 20 Enter Load Go”, but I can’t store that syntax into a macro.

The recommendation was to use Time without a number...

Oh. That works now. I guess I just automatically autofilled the number in my head. Thanks.