cue-based effect changes

When you make a cue level change to an effect using the Effect Status Display, what category controls the time of that fade? For instance, the first cue has the rate at 100, next cue changes the rate to 10, and the next cue changes the rate back to 100. What controls the time that this change (from 100 to 10) takes effect? Is it the total cue time? The category that the effect is affecting? What?

Thanks,

-Tim

[edited by: Xander at 8:31 AM (GMT -6) on Thu, Aug 15 2013]

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0 ueliriegg over 12 years ago

at the moment, all effects (i tried with Linear ones for various parameters) seem to follow the Int Up time (and its delays). and because it's a change from the Effect Status Display and not the effect being started, Effect Entry Time is of no use.
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0 Nick Simmons over 12 years ago in reply to ueliriegg

They do always take the up time on part 1 (if you have multiple parts).

It shouldn't take the delay, this is a little bug which is helpful sometimes but other times not.

Sometime next year we'll have more control put for now it will always be the uptime on part 1 and any delay on that time will be helpful or not.
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0 Nick Simmons over 12 years ago in reply to ueliriegg

They do always take the up time on part 1 (if you have multiple parts).

It shouldn't take the delay, this is a little bug which is helpful sometimes but other times not.

Sometime next year we'll have more control put for now it will always be the uptime on part 1 and any delay on that time will be helpful or not.
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