Some fixtures have non standard ways for some channels. I would love to have a way to invert them in the Edit Fixtures tab, like the way you can invert Pan / Tilt in the fixture window. Example: Ayrton Nando wash, zoom @ 100 is beam small, Zoom @...

I'd like to see a real Hog iPad app that would stop relying on Touch OSC and give a better representation of the console it is connected to so that you could see things like the plot, etc.

I am currently using a third party iPad lighting control software (Blackout) to show intensity information and Color Temp information on a graphical plot. This is an added step that is not necessary if our plots could also display this information. The...

the ability to lock some of the patch for example your touring rig patch that doesn't change basically have the ability to lock it and protect it from accidentally unpatching it

I have a Road Hog 4.21 and a Nano Hog 4 PC which I use together as a pair; the Road Hog sits in the lighting gallery to run the show and act as the server and processor and the Hog Nano sits on the studio floor for programming, and then comes into the...

A lot of times I will be asked to swap what 2 lights are doing in the same cue. There is no real good way to do this and it seems like it should be so easy. It would be great if that could be a feature. As an example, Light 1 is in red at 50% and Light...

This is a feature that the Strand Galaxy had, still the best generic lighting desk ever made, and it's is an esential tool in TV lighting. In TV lighting, and theatre lighting too, you want to see what a particular lamp is contributing to the scene, to...

I would like to see some enhancements to fixture replication. Currently, we are fairly limited to simply replicating a fixture. The ability to add a new fixture and copy specific things (Pallets, Cues, Scenes) to the new fixture would be helpful. ...

I am often asked to bring a light back to its previous level. I have relied on "Cue#copy enter to try and find these values but often the last time the light was on was several cues prior and it always turns into a guessing game what cue had the light...