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Hi,

I've been creating some cue's and putting them onto cuelists so I can just press one button. I was wondering if it was possible to have more than one cuelists running at once? For example, if I had some cues for moving heads and some for scanners, could I run them on cuelists at the same time with just press that one button for each one?

//Nathan

Hej Nathanrs93.

Are you using submasters?

I normally groupe my sequences like moving head movements and the uses submaster to shift them.

/Jan

Hey Jan_K,

No, I'm not using submasters as I personally don't like them as I can't seem to get the hang of them. I've just set some simple cues for my moving heads and scanners (like random dancing scenes) and wanted to play them by a click of a button, but it seems I can't play more than one cuelist at once.

//Nathan

Submasters will solve you problem.

Have a look here.

http://www.freestylersupport.com/wiki/t ... playground.

/Jan

I honestly don't understand that what so ever

I've had a go with submasters before, but they never stopped when I told them to and it's just something I've never had the patience or time to do.

//Nathan

EDIT//
I've managed to get the hang of submasters and managed to program some things that I want, however I made the mistake of only selecting one moving head so I've got to re-program it. But I'm happy now I've got an idea that I can hopefully make the show alot easier for myself and impress the boss

Thanks for your help, Jan_K. Very grateful.
//Nathan

Can you please in short tell where you had difficulties understanding the sub masters.
(Where was the missing link)

We will like to improve the wiki.

/Jan

Jan_K wrote:Can you please in short tell where you had difficulties understanding the sub masters.
(Where was the missing link)

We will like to improve the wiki.

/Jan

Sure.

I believe with me hardly having any lighting knowledge as I've only just recently started doing it, it didn't help my understanding of things like DMX, software, cue's, macros, etc. I believe most of it was due to me not wanting to read what it actually said and wanted it to work straight away, because I'm not a person for reading instructions straight away when given to me.

I believe now though that with me taking a step back and looking at the bigger picture by asking questions and being honest by saying that I don't understand it, as made me understand it more. I'm looking forward to learning more as I go along and hopefully keep expanding my lighting knowledge.

//Nathan

Sounds like my kid.

Can't you make some videos. I don't wan't to read all that stuff.

It's okay.
We don't gets much feed back on the wiki / tutorials so when you said you don't understand I just had to ask.

/Jan

Typical 19 year old teenager

Yeah, I don't mind doing some video's when I get 5 minutes and you might be able to give me some tips as I'm programming for a real show, so I'll just use that for an example.

No problem at all. I'm always happy to help out anyway I can and provide as much feedback as possible.

//Nathan

My son is 19 in 1 a month.

But all 4 of them are crying out for videos.
Unfortunately the ones I have tried to create have been to lousy after my opinion.

/Jan

Jan_K wrote:My son is 19 in 1 a month.

But all 4 of them are crying out for videos.
Unfortunately the ones I have tried to create have been to lousy after my opinion.

/Jan

Better you feel your getting old

I'm 20 in January and I can't believe how fast it's gone, just feels like yesterday I was in school being a pain in the backside But then again I'm still a pain in the backside so no difference there.