Update: found!... for a bezier "copy channel values" and the paste channel values to the other MH works fine.
Hello,
Did a scene with a bezier for 2 moving heads some time ago. Now I'd juste like to copy exactly the same move/behavior to 2 more moving heads (same model).
How can I achieve that? Searched for a while, didn't find.
Thanks.
Copying to a fixture in a scene
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Copying to a fixture in a scene
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Re: Copying to a fixture in a scene
you could just setup the MH's with the same dmx address as the others then voila the lights will run exactly the same
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Re: Copying to a fixture in a scene
Yeah but I don't want to do that for everythingDJ Support wrote:you could just setup the MH's with the same dmx address as the others then voila the lights will run exactly the same
Found how to do it for a single step scene with a bezier (one I was lucky to get to work), and just found how to do it for a multi step scene: step by step... lots of right clicking
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