I don't know anything about Hog 4 and for my internship i need to know the software in one week

Not that I'm aware. You can however, use masking to record other parameter types (Intensity, Position, Beam) on a color palette, but you do need to select the fixture(s) first.

Maybe recording scenes is what you are thinking of?

Bob,

What are you trying to accomplish by just selecting the color palette? A lot of users will program items and then build lists to trigger color. The Hog programming is setup that you need to have a source first…then palette. That being said, there are lots of ways to accomplish things if you let us know what you're trying to do.

Some other guy helped me, and now I'm Using scenes indeed. but now if I want my fixtures to be (For example) Yellow they turn yellow but then I want them to be Magenta they turn Red, So the colours kinda mix and how can I disable that ?

It's all how you record the scenes. If you ONLY record the Yellow parameter…then when you press something else it mixes. Just make sure you have all of the color selected and record it.

There's always a possibility to copy palette to the programmer if it's a per fixture palette, That's a way to get the selection and parameters to programmer.

I think Jon is correct, it sounds like Separate Parameters is enabled so when the list/scene was recorded with JUST yellow information adding magenta via the programmer will add to the Yellow giving you red for output.

Hold Open
Select Kinds
Open the Color Kind
Check to see if Separate Parameters is enabled

If Separate Parameters is not enabled it is possible that the other guy knocked out the Cyan and Magenta values before recording the look

it sounds like you are just not programming all the color data in your scene.

when you program yellow, you need to have yellow at 100%, and magenta and cyan at 0%. then record that as yellow.

to make red you would put yellow and magenta at full, and cyan at 0 and store this as red.