How to record a postion generated by an effect

When the stage lighting fixtures are running the P/T axis effect, I want to use the positions of these fixtures in the effect, but I can't record the P/T parameters in the effect to the focus template. If it could be recorded, I think there would be more position materials available for everyone to use.



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  • 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.

  • 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.

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  • NO,NO,NO 

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

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