Group Cue

[Group][Cue]x[Enter] is probably closer to what you want. All of the Group-RecordTarget commands say "Take everything in this record target, and put it at that record target". Therefore it works with palettes, presets, subs, and cues.

For the Obsession example of [Group][Cue]x[at][5][0], on Eos you'd say [Group][Cue]x[at][/][5][0]. This will only affect intensities, naturally. 

[Group][Cue]x[Enter] is probably closer to what you want. All of the Group-RecordTarget commands say "Take everything in this record target, and put it at that record target". Therefore it works with palettes, presets, subs, and cues.

For the Obsession example of [Group][Cue]x[at][5][0], on Eos you'd say [Group][Cue]x[at][/][5][0]. This will only affect intensities, naturally. 

I was also a Group Cue person...

It's now called Recall From as I used it.  So you ask the board to RECALL channel intensities FROM a cue.  At least that's how I used to use it...for marking MLs and scrollers and such...it's not a relative thing but an absolute thing.  I used say Fixture 1, Focus, Image, Color, Beam at Group Cue X. There are new ways to do that, so i dont use it much.

Hope this helps. 

Thanks Idelwich. You are absolutely correct.

[Group][Cue]x[Enter] as well as [Group][Cue]x[at][/][5][0] does what I want. Adding the [/] is essential.

Tim