Offset Channels/Moving Heads in Cues

Question

Hi All, 
 Im trying to work out how to offset channels and movers in a cue, 
 I want to create a cue with generics with the time offset, i know there is a way where i can offset the channels so they trail after each other and not come all on at once. 
 I also want to create a cue where i have 6 movers on a bar in a line and they offset from each other so for example moving into a new focus position but instead of all moving at one i want to have them move one at a time and then in another cue delay each mover by 0.5 from each move. 
 i hope this makes sense, i know there is a way but cant remember how 
 I think offset is the right would i know you can decrete time it but this means doing all the channels manually instead of evenly speading them

Nick Simmons · Accepted Answer

You're close but you don't need to use offset you just need to use Thru. 
 
Channel 1 Thru 6 Intensity Delay 0 Thru 2.5 Enter 
Update Enter. 
 
This would add a 0.5 delay between channels 1 thru 6 only on intensity. Best to use intensity incase you add a move later on another parameter or using reference marking 
 
You can use Offset to group channels together or skip channels. 
Random is also available under Offset. 
 
Channel 1 Thru 5 Offset Random Intensity Delay 0 Thru 2.5 Enter, would delay the channels in a random order. 
 
Remember you need to update these after applying the discrete timing. Or apply it in Blind