Is there a way to copy one cue to a bunch of others?

I have a show file with a large number of blackouts peppered through the file.

The SM has now decided to change all the B/Os to Blue-Outs.

If I modify one cue, is there a way to copy this to all the others?

Something like:-

CUE 5 COPY TO CUE 8 + CUE 14 + CUE 24 (and so on)

Otherwise I fear RSI having to copy them one at time sequentially through the showfile (and then changing them all back after the dress when they change their minds again).

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  • Not that I know of.

    When you do change all the Blackouts to Blue-Outs, this time make a Preset (also referred to as All Palettes) for the first Blue-out Cue and then copy that through the show.  Then, when they decide the blue outs are too bright you just have to change the single Preset, and that will change all the cues that use it.

    www.youtube.com/watch

  • Thanks, yes, I know the referenced palette short-cuts and use them all the time.

    But you may have a good idea there if I can record a preset with zero intensities on everything.

    What will happen after the dress is the director will say he doesn't like the Blue-Outs and wants them reverted to Blackouts. I won't be able to use a previous showfile because of all the other fiddly changes made at the tech.

    If I can create a Blackout preset, I can revert easily (and maybe back again after he and the SM have an argument later).

    I've always thought of presets (and CPs etc) as storing "light states" for me - never considered they could be used to store an "absence of light state"!  But why not?!?! Will give that a go!

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  • Thanks, yes, I know the referenced palette short-cuts and use them all the time.

    But you may have a good idea there if I can record a preset with zero intensities on everything.

    What will happen after the dress is the director will say he doesn't like the Blue-Outs and wants them reverted to Blackouts. I won't be able to use a previous showfile because of all the other fiddly changes made at the tech.

    If I can create a Blackout preset, I can revert easily (and maybe back again after he and the SM have an argument later).

    I've always thought of presets (and CPs etc) as storing "light states" for me - never considered they could be used to store an "absence of light state"!  But why not?!?! Will give that a go!

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