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I want to write a macro that decreases my intensity by 5% every time I select it and 1 that increases it by 5% everytime I select it. Not sure of the steps. Any help would be appreciated. 

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    There's always a confusion about language. What do lighting people mean when they say percent. There are mathematical percent (which we usually don't mean in our every day language) and what I call "lighting percent", sometimes referred to as points.

    Mathematical percent: you start with 50, add 10% and expect to get 55. Use @/110 (downwards is @/95)

    Lighting percent: you start with 50, add 10% and expect to get 60. Use @+10 (downwards is @+-10)

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    There's always a confusion about language. What do lighting people mean when they say percent. There are mathematical percent (which we usually don't mean in our every day language) and what I call "lighting percent", sometimes referred to as points.

    Mathematical percent: you start with 50, add 10% and expect to get 55. Use @/110 (downwards is @/95)

    Lighting percent: you start with 50, add 10% and expect to get 60. Use @+10 (downwards is @+-10)

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