Functions on Fader?

Hi,
Yes it is possible on Hog III to have faders control other parameters.
For example if you wanted to control just the cyan flag of a moving light(excuse me if my termonolgy isn't spot on)
Set your cyan to full or at the level you require
record it to a "scene"
move that scene to a fader
open the options of that scene
select IPCB fader

you should now have a fader that controls just the cyan flag...
hope this helps a little,

Cormac

thanks, I didn't try to use a scene :-)

andy

Yes...if you need an IPCB fader, it has to be a scene currently.

And what about, for example, the speed of the strobo?

As i read in the topic before, about that macro thing, i would now creaty my conventional palletes on the faders. Even as the intensity of the moving heads.

How do you get the strobe speed under a fader?

Last show i did, my playback faders looked like this ( , splits cues):

1. Complete intro (step by step)
2. Front
3. ACL, par chaser
4. Parcans Red, Parcans Green, Parcans Blue
5. Movements
6. Positions
7. Colors
8. Gobo's
9. Intensity Spots
10. Intensity Washes

Is this kinda okay, or could it have been better? :)

As i said before, i'm a pretty new user on the HOG system, and as far as i used it now i'm very suprised about it's possibillity's and i want to learn the whole system.
I think this is one of the most used lighting tables on the world.

Anyway, please remember that i'm still 17 Years old, and that i'm from holland, so my english could be a bit crappy. :)

Strobe on a fader:

Couple of ways, but the way I use is the following:

Select all movers
Set Strobe to Full
Record Scene X

Under the Scene options, change it to IFCB. Make sure HTP is off and +Release Off

Now put the Scene onto a fader (Scene X Move Choose)

When you run the fader, it will be the slowest strobe at the bottom of the fader and the fastest strobe at full.

You can do the same thing if your strobe has a random function.

Jon...you still work with this old way of scene > move > fader ?!
You do knew thet now you can do that with the cuelist right...

Yes, I know you can do this with lists. For single "items," I still use Scenes. If it's just one "cue" then why not.

I like scenes and like what I can do with them. Call me silly.

[quote=jxgriffi]Strobe on a fader:

Couple of ways, but the way I use is the following:

Select all movers
Set Strobe to Full
Record Scene X

Under the Scene options, change it to IFCB. Make sure HTP is off and +Release Off

Now put the Scene onto a fader (Scene X Move Choose)

When you run the fader, it will be the slowest strobe at the bottom of the fader and the fastest strobe at full.

You can do the same thing if your strobe has a random function.


Thnx,,, and what about my playback faders?

1. Complete intro (step by step)
2. Front
3. ACL, par chaser
4. Parcans Red, Parcans Green, Parcans Blue
5. Movements
6. Positions
7. Colors
8. Gobo's
9. Intensity Spots
10. Intensity Washes

I used this type of sorting voor my first show on the RoadHog.
Any tips?