Renumerate a Cuelist

[Cue] [26] [/] [Copy To] [Copy To] [1] [/] [Enter]

Double hitting Copy To posts "Move to" on the command line.

You will need to reload your faders where you want these lists to go.

Hope that helps!

a

I'm sorry but I think I didn't explain my problem good.

What I want to do is to renumerate the Cues inside the Cue List. Now my cues have many points, so what I want is to have the cues with entire numbers. I can copy Cues to a new cuelist 1 one 1 and renumerate them, but I would like to know if there's any faster way to do it.

Thks

Pau

Ah..... sorry.  Completely misunderstood.  If you move a cue range, the decimal spacing is preserved.  You are going to need to move them in a manner that provides the cue number that you want.  To restate.  If you move a range with decimals, that decimal spacing is preserved in the new range.

a

So for example:

I have Cue 1/1, Cue 1/1.2, Cue 1/1.3, Cue 1/1.4. And I want to have them without decimals I shoud do:

Cue 1/1 Copy To Cue 2/1

Cue 1/1.2 Copy To Cue 2/2

Cue 1/1.3 Copy To Cue 2/3

...

Like this I would have the entire Cue List without decimal.

I understand that there's not any faster way to renumerate the Cues and I need to do it one by one.

Pau

I've never tried this, and I'm not in front of a console at the moment, but this sounds like it might be a good candidate for a macro. Something along the lines of [Cue] [1] [/] [Next] [Copy To] [Cue] [2] [/] [Next], then loop it? I believe that this would copy everything into whole numbered cues on list 2, but there may be some other issues I'm not thinking of. If it's that big of a show, it might be worth playing around a bit.

Hope that helps!

i was a bit tired today when i tried it in the offline editor (1.9.6) it didn't work. i tried [Cue] [1][/][1] [Copy To] [Cue] [3] [/] [Next] but when i pressed the next button, Cue 3/ was changed into Cue 2. so it looks like the console thinks i was looking for the next cue in the source cuelist rather than looking for the next cue in the target cuelist although i already put the slash...

unexpected behaviour to me...

Could you do [Cue] [1][/][1] [Copy To] [Copy To] [Cue] [2] [/] [Next] [Enter], rinse and repeat however many cues you have in cue list one?

hi sam

i don't know about the 1.9.8, but in the 1.9.6 OLE this doesn't work. in this commandline, when i press [Next], the "2/" is removed and replaced with the next existing cue in the source cuelist...

Dont know a faster way, sorry - only want to say, you can move your cues in the same cuelist, there is no need to copy / move them to another cuelist.

Say, all your cues are in cuelist 1 and your first cue ist number 1/26. You can move cue 1/26 to cue 1/1 and so on. It is just like rename it...

But keep in mind, if you have any linked cues, you have to relink them to the new numbers.

If the cue list is really large it might be faster to export to USITT ASCII, edit in your favourite  text editor, then import the modified cue list. A safer way to go through the exercise would be to import to a new show file then do an advanced merge of the cue list into the original show file. Care would need to be taken to fix link/loop, macros, and events.

It would have to be really large to make the effort and the extra risk worthwhile.