tutorial:sub_master_fader_workaround:how_to_use_sub_masters_for_other_controls_than_intensity
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| tutorial:sub_master_fader_workaround:how_to_use_sub_masters_for_other_controls_than_intensity [2012/08/27 10:20] – Jan_K | tutorial:sub_master_fader_workaround:how_to_use_sub_masters_for_other_controls_than_intensity [2013/03/11 04:02] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1 | ||
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| + | There is a small note to this Sub Master Fader issue.\\ | ||
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| + | If the “Fader Start / Stop Control” option is checked “On” | ||
| + | If additional the “Restore value” option in the Cue panel is enabled for this sequence it will give that the previous value is restored when the fader are set to 0 %.\\ | ||
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| + | This may be a wanted effect but in many cases it is only the fading function that are wanted.\\ | ||
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| + | Try to play with this to detect what gives the wanted control effect.\\ | ||
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tutorial/sub_master_fader_workaround/how_to_use_sub_masters_for_other_controls_than_intensity.1346062841.txt.gz · Last modified: 2013/03/11 03:56 (external edit)