question about time in and out

Eos has time 'Up' and time 'Down', plus 'Delay' time, 'Follow' or 'Hang' time, Focus time, Beam time, Color time etc.

'Up' time is the time for intensities increasing in value, 'Down' is the time for intensities decreasing in value, 'Focus' is the time for a moving light to move to its new position, etc.

While in a cue, if you press [Time], [5], [Enter], you will get a combined 5 sec time for both 'Up' and 'Down'.  If you press [Time], [5], [Time], [1],  [0], [Enter], you will get an 'Up' time of 5 seconds, and a 'Down' time of 10 seconds, and so on.

Is that what you mean?

i know all that, but notice when you press time many times, you don't cross Time Up, you come back straight to Time out after intensity time. 

Plus: in the exemple i gave: let's say a cue already has 1minute time. I type time+5/-5, it won't make 1.05 time up /0.55 time down  (what i expected),  it will give 1.05 time up and 1.00 time out (time out =1.00+5-5=1.00)

. For what i understand, there's a Time, including up and out, then there is a Time out.

Hi passa ,

You are hitting a variant of [EOS-14445] [cue 1 time + x down time enter] adds the up time to the down time.

As a work around you will need to do each addition/subtraction discretely on the command line.

Cue 1 Time +5 Enter (which will add 5 to all Time fields)

Cue 1 Time Time -10 Enter

thanks, so will be faster to to add/ substrac discretely in my mind and to just change time/time, without adding or substracting ;) But i still can't get the advantage of this logic, and there MUST be some.

When you talk of work around, do you mean work around waiting for it to get "fixed", or this is and will always be like that?

Try this:  Time +5 / / -5

Works great! Thanks! i'd have thought that // would bring me to focus time, as if i touched TIME twice

where or how did you find this tip?