Q Timing question- Constant speed

I've been mulling over this a while and I don't have a great answer...I think that doing it by hand is the only way to achieve the effect that you're looking for.

BUT, if you build a generic version of that cue, then you can copy it into wherever in the show you want and then use the Rate key to change the overall timing. This is only really helpful if you're going to do the exact same thing over and over, though. You can probably come up with some Excel formulas to tell you what the timings should be for each channel, but without an "IF" command in the Eos console, I don't think there's a legitimate solution to controlling fade speed instead of fade time.

Thanks for the reply. That was pretty much my conclusion, but I wanted to check that I wasn't being stupid.

Makes me wonder how people control those motor globes with any kind of artistic control. Manually calculating each pixel must be a pain in the ***.

Oof, I hope that's a pixel map for the color parameters. In that short clip it does look like a global fade time instead of a fade speed, so maybe it's controlled by a lighting desk, but I hope that there's a way to control the motor parameters with an automation desk and link them through show control...

Oof, I hope that's a pixel map for the color parameters. In that short clip it does look like a global fade time instead of a fade speed, so maybe it's controlled by a lighting desk, but I hope that there's a way to control the motor parameters with an automation desk and link them through show control...