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]

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!

What if I don't want it to do that? I'm using autofollows with delays the way you would use timecode and I want my music director to be able to fire songs with this macro array I have in a magic sheet on an ipad. I need the autofollows to fire when the macro tells it to go to that cue.

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.

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.