Macro Mania!

[Record] [Cue] [Next] (timing) [Enter]

That records the next available integer. Not sure if there is a way to do decimals with Next. I haven't played with that.

If you don’t specify a cue in the macro editor, then it either selects the current cue (In Live) or the selected cue (In Blind). Since you used the record button in the macro in your post, I’ll assume you’re working in Live, which would result in remarkably similar syntax to what you were trying:

[Group] [1] [Out] [Record] [Cue] [.] [1] [Time] [0] [Follow] [2] [Enter]

If you want to do the same thing in Blind, you would just have to change the order to do a similar thing (With the cue you want to add a .1 to already selected):

[Cue] [.] [1] [Enter] [Enter] [Group] [1] [@] [0] [CueOnly?] [Cue] [Time] [0] [Follow] [2] [Enter]

This is limited to recording the exact cue number + decimal that you specify, so it will always be Cue N.1, as opposed to starting at N.1 and being able to record N.2 or being in N.3 and recording N.31. As far as I know, there isn’t a way to use decimals with Next as Wuz suggests, unfortunately.

Thanks Wuz but I am retroactively having to inset a "Douse" cue with a Follow as a decimal. The ops made a  pile of Focus moves in adjacent cues and the director went ballsitic seeing the beams sweep the stage!

A wealth of stuff here Cody for me to experiment with prior to meeting op and director.later.

OMG! That was so simple I didn't need to 'experiment' the darn thing worked 1st time. Thanks again.

Yeah. Context is everything.

If it helps any, I do know that you can do [Next] [Last] with cue Parts in Blind.. I have a macro for Marking ML moves in [Cue] [Last] [Part] (20).