Movement lights not fading

There are a few possibilities.

1) You have Discrete Timing on those fixtures setting the time at 0. You'll see a little blue "t" in the tombstone of the Cue.

2) It's an LED fixture and the intensity is already at full, but the individual colours fade in 0.

It's hard to say exactly.

Alright I'm not in front of the board right now but it seems likely that discreet timing is the situation. I'm pretty new to the board so how do I change that?

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So there's no "t" in the cues and it's not a color mixer. When I program in cues that have intensity data it just pops to the percentage. It has a shutter but that's not the issue. When I watch the channel it jumps right to the percentage while everything else in the cues fades to the percentage. It does this in every cue I have it in. Some of the cues have M, b, p, or D, in them but some of them don't and when I remove those it doesn't effect the fade time... also when I manually fade the cues they fade properly. seems like something may be odd in the fixtures patch? I really have no idea...

It's an ADJ accu spot 250 ii

Sounds like you could have a problem with the profile for that fixture.  1st, make sure you're on the latest version of the Eos software.  Then check that the intensity parameter of that fixture is not set to "Snap".

Check Patch>Fixtures then click on the profile for the Accu Spot 250 II.  It should be listed on the left-hand side of the screen along with any other fixture profiles you're using.  On the right hand side of the screen, you'll see a list of all of that fixture's parameters.  Make sure "Snap" is not checked for Intensity.

If it is checked, you can click on the softkey for "Update Profile" to start using the most-recent fixture profile for that device.

If that doesn't work, you can try giving tech support a ring during business hours.

Sounds like you could have a problem with the profile for that fixture.  1st, make sure you're on the latest version of the Eos software.  Then check that the intensity parameter of that fixture is not set to "Snap".

Check Patch>Fixtures then click on the profile for the Accu Spot 250 II.  It should be listed on the left-hand side of the screen along with any other fixture profiles you're using.  On the right hand side of the screen, you'll see a list of all of that fixture's parameters.  Make sure "Snap" is not checked for Intensity.

If it is checked, you can click on the softkey for "Update Profile" to start using the most-recent fixture profile for that device.

If that doesn't work, you can try giving tech support a ring during business hours.

Hey! The fixture profile was the issue! I don't believe I'm on the latest software right now but I won't have an opportunity to update it for a couple weeks. So it seems that the instructions you gave are possibly too "up to date" for my software and I couldn't change the existing profile but I wound up copying it and disabling snap on the copied version and repatching them to that and there you go!

Thanks!!