The Lighting Controller

Maybe I'm missing something, but is there a way to stop Live Buttons from toggling?

I have a set of scenes on a Solo buttons page. This means there is only one button on at a time. I also have a specific black out button. However, if you accidentally hit the currently set button you then get a ...

+1 Support for this feature, file handling is a real pain trying to keep data off my system drive. I don't actually remember having an option to install the program in a different location but will now try uninstalling and re-installiing the program in a new location which will save me lots of time ...

Thanks for the quick reply, I am building a custom laptop & ipad shelf and require that the Remote box fits under it. I can now go ahead and build it with a 50mm clearance.

Would you please confirm the total height of the unit from tabletop, it's published at 46mm but need to make sure it will fit under a 50mm high space and not be compromised by stand off rubber feet.

Create a Scene with all fixtures within your live buttons page off, make a button for it on the relative group page and set that button to "Release all buttons". That will blackout all fixtures within the page.

TimH wrote:Hi Robin,

https://youtu.be/oxXv8N2TJDY

Hope that helps!

Regards,

Tim H

Great vid Tim, I learnt some tricks there too. Thanks for taking the time to post.

Thanks for your help.

Are the two software and interfaces the same with different branding and are they interchangeable? (ie will either software work with either interface and are shows created in one able to be used in the other?)

I am just a beginner here so please ignore my post if it's inappropriate but ....

The alternative to adjusting 'intensity' within a scene would be to use the master faders to control your fixtures. You could set each fader to control a group of fixtures and are limited to 8 faders which gives you ...

Create your Generator Scene for one mover, create individual scenes for each other mover using the same Generator Scene. Use a Macro to trigger all scenes at the same time. The use of a Pallette will enable each Scene to be edited quickly if needed.
I'm only a beginner at this but that's the way I ...