renaming a Cue

Press the label key twice and start typing.

If you mean renumber then press the [Copy to] key twice to post [Move to] on the command line.

As sk8rs_dad suggested, you can move a cue to a new number using the Copy To key twice...

sk8rs_dad said:

If you mean renumber then press the [Copy to] key twice to post [Move to] on the command line.

So [Cue] [1] [Copy To] [Copy To] [Cue] [2] [Enter]

Dan

Hi,

Thanks for the reply, i am sure that i tried that, ill try again tomorrow.

one more question : You would'nt know of an easy way of plotting a "force Black :" Q?

Regards

Diapason

"force black" Q, as in no matter if there is still the previous cue fading, when you press go, you certainly get a blackout? if yes, then Assert the blackout

The force black is one that refers to moving lx

e.g units are plotted into Q1, Same units are plotted in Q2 but in a different position. One does not want to see the move.

A dedicated force black command will insert a point Q prior to, in this case 2, ie 1.9 and make 2 a follow on. It will recalculate and assign the appropriate timings so that every thing is in sync at the end of Q2.

Q1.9 fades the mlx so a look ahead/Mark can b done, Q 2 then fades in the state and the mlx in their positions.

I have worked out away, I think , of doing all this manually, but we all know how impatient LD's and Directors can get when they are asked to wait a sec while the programmer/operator pounds away at the console.

regards

Diapason

Eos does not support this function.  At the moment, it is the programmers responsibility to set a mark opportunity for lights.

Thanks,

a

Eos does not support this function.  At the moment, it is the programmers responsibility to set a mark opportunity for lights.

Thanks,

a