Go from last cue out does not release NPs

I have a cue list just for the hazer, I have it set so Go From Last is "Cue Out", but when I go from last, the hazer NPs stay hazing. When I do "Go To Cue #/Out" is turns off the hazer. Should these not be the same behavior? How do I make it so go from last turns off my hazer?

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mathilda 2 months ago +1

I would consider this as a Bug. I do see this as well. current work around(s): - make a release cue at the end (with a follow/hang) - not so elegant version... after your "cue out" hit [Back] (you…
mathilda 2 months ago in reply to Taylor C Jensen +1

Yes, currently the "Release + Load" and "Off + Load" are no different from each other. I made it a feature request, even if it feels more like a bug. Release Cuelist should should go to Background V…
mathilda 2 months ago in reply to Taylor C Jensen +1

Indeed, i missed the small detail with the "what cue is pending". But you are right. The "Release" and the "Cue Out" are not working as expected.

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0 eos moderator 2 months ago

Cue Out behaves as described in the manual, but I will talk to the team about the naming.
0 Taylor C Jensen 2 months ago in reply to eos moderator

You're right, it does behave as described. Is confusing because is is not the "go to cue out" behavior, it is "go to cue 0" behavior. And there appears to be no way to dump the NPs on go from last without writing an extra cue to release? And then of course it's confusing because releasing the channels in a cue this way does send them to their home state, whereas releasing the cue list itself only sends the intensity to zero.
What is the ETC-intended way for me to get rid of my haze level when turning off the haze list?

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0 Taylor C Jensen 2 months ago in reply to eos moderator

You're right, it does behave as described. Is confusing because is is not the "go to cue out" behavior, it is "go to cue 0" behavior. And there appears to be no way to dump the NPs on go from last without writing an extra cue to release? And then of course it's confusing because releasing the channels in a cue this way does send them to their home state, whereas releasing the cue list itself only sends the intensity to zero.
What is the ETC-intended way for me to get rid of my haze level when turning off the haze list?

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