Setting a Level and a Palette in a Single Command

Try this. it worked for me in offline.

[1] [at] [Full] [Focus] [Focus Palette] [1] [Enter]

[1] [at] [Full] [Focus] [Focus Palette] [1] [Color] [Color Palette] [5] [Beam] [Beam Palette] [3] [Enter]     (Beam or Form)

If I leave out the [Focus] [Color] [Beam] it will not work.

that's quite clever. i had thought about the ambiguity of At and tried [1][FocusPalette][1][Intens][50][enter] which had the same effect as using at instead of intens (i.e. setting the level but ignoring the palette). but i didn't think of using the parameter groups in combination with the palettes...

that's quite clever. i had thought about the ambiguity of At and tried [1][FocusPalette][1][Intens][50][enter] which had the same effect as using at instead of intens (i.e. setting the level but ignoring the palette). but i didn't think of using the parameter groups in combination with the palettes...

I use this syntax all the time. but with Presets.

When the lighting director ask "put all the movers on lift 4 and in that congo color we used last week and that breakup pattern"

[ Group 222] [@] [Full] [Focus] [Focus Palett] [104] [Color] [Preset] [12] [Beam] [Beam Palette] [5] [Enter]

And you can take the CYM from one Color Palette and the  Color Mode or Color Wheel from another Palette or Preset. 

Beam is fun to do this with. Gobo 2 from Palette2 Iris from Palette3 and  Beam FX from Preset 1

hey anne. sometimes it's not about keystrokes (and i remember that i was part of the clear/undo/where is my finger moving to - discussion), but about multiple stuff happening at the same time... ;-)