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Hello, I created some scenes at home and now I want to use these scenes at our disco club. So I must export scenes... How can I do it? And how can I import it in another PC?



And my next problem is: when I click on DANCE 01 button in Cue list, all works fine, but when I click on this button in Programmable override buttons function scene doesn't work. All steps are stopped.. Where is a problem?

Sorry for my english... Many thanks

rEnEeK wrote:Hello, I created some scenes at home and now I want to use these scenes at our disco club. So I must export scenes... How can I do it? And how can I import it in another PC?

The not so easy way: viewtopic.php?f=6&t=1105&p=8028&hilit=backup#p8021

The easy way: http://www.freestylersupport.com/wiki/b ... nd_restore

rEnEeK wrote:Hello, I created some scenes at home and now I want to use these scenes at our disco club. So I must export scenes... How can I do it? And how can I import it in another PC?

Look in the path: C:\Program Files\FreeStyler\Chases (or your installation path)
There you have saved your scenes yourself, find the one(s) you need and copy them to the destination system, same path.
Then in the destination system add them to the cue / buttons as usual.
Obvious: this only works when using the same fixtures on the same DMX adressing.

And my next problem is: when I click on DANCE 01 button in Cue list, all works fine, but when I click on this button in Programmable override buttons function scene doesn't work. All steps are stopped.. Where is a problem?

There is'nt any.
Override buttons don't play multiple step sequences. They are made static. So only the first step of a sequence is loaded.

@LJ_Krede: was slightly faster then me.
But watch out: the backup/restore option does not only copy the sequences but complete configuration, overwriting just about everyting on the destination system.

remco_k wrote: @LJ_Krede: was slightly faster then me.
But watch out: the backup/restore option does not only copy the sequences but complete configuration, overwriting just about everyting on the destination system.

good point. I have added the information to the wiki page