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-**this entire section under construction.** 
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-====== The "Formula" Feature ====== 
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-The new "Formula" feature can both greatly simplify a fixture's Macro window and add more controls at the same time. 
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-==== Variables ==== 
-Three main variable families are available: 
-  * **GI**x //(GI1, GI2, GI3.... or GI01, GI02, GI03...)//  →  **Gobo Index** number 
-  * **CI**x //(CI1, CI2.... or CI01, CI02...)//  →  **Color Index** number 
-  * **CH**x //(CH1, CH2, CH3.... or CH01, CH02, CH03....)//  →  The fixture's **Channel** number 
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-NOTES: 
-  - **GI**x and **CI**x are //indexed// values and only go in the order 1, 2, 3, 4.... (sequential whole numbers) 
-  - **GI**x and **CI**x correspond with the number of Gobos and Colors you have set on the "Fixture Config" tab. If you have specified that Gobo Channel 1 has eight gobos, then GI01 //(or GI1)// will vary between 1~8 according to whichever Gobo is currently displayed. Likewise, if you have specified your Colorwheel has 12 colors, then CI01 //(or CI1)// will vary between 1~12. 
-  - **CH**x corresponds to the channels you have setup and described on the "Fixture Config" and "Channel Description" tabs. 
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-==== Operators ==== 
-Basic math operators can be used in Formulas: 
-  * ** + **  →  Addition 
-  * ** - **  →  Subtraction 
-  * ** * **  →  Multiply 
-  * ** / **  →  Divide 
-  * ** ( ) **  →  Parenthetical Ordering 
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-==== Usage ==== 
-Formulas are written in standard programming syntax. Computations on the right side of the "=" are assigned to the variable on the left side. 
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-NOTES: 
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-  - Spaces are NOT permitted in Formulas! 
-    * **CH01 = 6 + (GI1 * 6)** ← WRONG, will not work. 
-    * **CH01=6+(GI1*6)** ← CORRECT, will work. (No spaces in Formula.) 
-  - Only ONE "=" is permitted in a Formula. Using multiple "=" in a Formula will yield unexpected results. 
-    * ** CH01=48 ** ← CORRECT, will work. (Assigns the value "48" to Channel 1.) 
-    * ** CH01=CH02=CH03=48 **  ← WRONG, will not work. The programmer is trying to assign the value "48" to Channels 1, 2 and 3 simultaneously, but this will not work. 
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-==== ==== 
-**Example 1:** 
-== == 
-**CH01=48** 
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-Action: This assigns the value "48" to the fixture's Channel 1. 
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-==== ==== 
-**Example 2:** 
-== == 
-**CH01=GI01*16 ** 
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-Action: This takes the index value of Gobo Channel 1, multiplies it by 16, and assigns it to the fixture's Channel 1. 
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-If the fixture has 4 gobos, then GI01 will range in values 1, 2, 3, or 4; and the results of this formula will assign the values 16, 32, 48, or 64 to Channel 1. 
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-==== ==== 
-**Example 3:** 
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-**CH01=16*(GI01-1) ** 
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-Action: This subtracts 1 from the index value of Gobo Channel 1, multiplies the result by 16, and assigns it to the fixture's Channel 1. 
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-If the fixture has 4 gobos, then GI01 will range in values 1, 2, 3, or 4; and the results of this formula will assign the values 0, 16, 32, or 48 to Channel 1. 
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-==== ==== 
-**Example 4:** 
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-**CH01=16*(GI01-1)+4 ** 
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-Action: This subtracts 1 from the index value of Gobo Channel 1, multiplies the result by 16, adds 4, and assigns it to the fixture's Channel 1. 
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-If the fixture has 4 gobos, then GI01 will range in values 1, 2, 3, or 4; and the results of this formula will assign the values 4, 20, 38, or 52 to Channel 1. 
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-==== ==== 
-**Example 5:** 
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-**CH2=CH1 ** 
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-Action: This assigns the value in Channel 1 to the fixture's Channel 2. (Programming syntax reads from right to left.) 
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-====== Summary ====== 
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