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...

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...