How to record a postion generated by an effect

I'm not sure I fully understand, but you can already record a combination between effect and parameter values in a preset.

If this is not what you're trying to do, please post your feature request in this section of the forum.

In Picture 1, these lamps are running an effect. I want to save the position material in this effect to the focus template. Because this design is very nice, I can do secondary programming.

Eos doesn't have a feature called Focus Template. Do you mean a focus effect, a focus palette or something else?

Please help us understand so we can better assist you.

Record  FocusPalette     

Thank you. This is currently not possible. But you can type
Chan 100 [Thru] 109 {Focus} [Record] [Preset] 1 {Plus FX} [Enter].

Thank you. This is currently not possible. But you can type
Chan 100 [Thru] 109 {Focus} [Record] [Preset] 1 {Plus FX} [Enter].

NO,NO,NO,

It's not about recording the effect, but the position of a certain moment within the effect.

Ah, you're using the effect as a generator?

In that case you'll have to use an effect with Stop&Hold function and stop the effect in the right moment. This will remove the effect, but leave its last values. These values are recordable.

After the effect stops, the lamp will return to its initial state and cannot remain in the position I want.

I'm Chinese. I'm not very good at English. The translation software I used might have some inaccuracies in conveying the meaning, so did you understand what I meant?

This way, the positions seen during the operation can be saved for later use.

Yes, I understand!

The key is that the effect has an Exit behaviour of Stop&Hold.

NO,NO,NO 

I need to determine the exact position by adjusting the speed of the effect sub.

You can determine the exact position with your effect sub, but then you have to Stop the effect. If the effect is set to Stop&Hold the channels will stay in their position and you can record. Currently you can't record the resulting values if the effect is still active.