Scenes and Sliders
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So, I have programmed a list of scenes with pan and tilt values, and I have them assigned to sliders(via the "Playback" tab) in the virtual console. The sliders are initiating the scenes, but the only problem is that when the slider goes from 000/255 to 001/255 all of the DMX values go to the full values represented in the scene. So, for instance, say Pan and Tilt for instrument 1 are on DMX 001 and DMX 002, and I have a scene with DMX 001 @ 060 and DMX 002 @ 140, and I assign that scene to Slider 01, when I take the slider to 128, the software is putting out DMX 001 @ 060 and DMX 002 @ 140, when what I want is for DMX 001 @ 030 and DMX 002 @ 070. I might also add, that when I drop the slider back down to 000, the DMX values are not returned to 000, and rather stay until the next scene is initiated. Does that make sense? What am I doing wrong? Is there a way to control the values stored in Scenes fractionally, or are they only "on" and "off"?
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Stating "Urgent!" must not mean you get help faster, saying "Hello" at the beginning maybe does.
Read the documentation - this seems to be a simple LTP thing http://www.qlcplus.org/docs/concept.html#LTP
Read the documentation - this seems to be a simple LTP thing http://www.qlcplus.org/docs/concept.html#LTP
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Thank you, I am not familiar with forum protocol. Thanks for your reply!
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Sorry again for bursting-in like the Kool-Aid Man. I thought I had searched the Manual, but alas it is late, and I should probably quit for the night, haha!
You are exactly correct with your response, I appreciate you taking the moment of your time, immensely!
-lnerd
You are exactly correct with your response, I appreciate you taking the moment of your time, immensely!
-lnerd
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No problem, a lot of us jumped in like you
Always remember to be polite and provide the information stated here: viewtopic.php?f=5&t=6835 And you'll get help soon
Always remember to be polite and provide the information stated here: viewtopic.php?f=5&t=6835 And you'll get help soon