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2
1
Fixture:
100
50
30
Cue 1
60
80
100
Cue 2
50
Cue 3
40
Cue 4
If you now delete Cue 2, Fixture 1 will track from Cue 1 through Cues 3 and 4 at 30%, rather
than going to the expected 100% in Cues 3 and 4:
than going to the expected 100% in Cues 3 and 4:
3
2
1
Fixture:
100
50
30
Cue 1
50
Cue 3
40
Cue 4
You can prevent this happening by deleting the cue ‘cue only’ which adds any values that previ-
ously tracked through from the deleted cue into the next cue:
ously tracked through from the deleted cue into the next cue:
3
2
1
Fixture:
100
50
30
Cue 1
50
80
100
Cue 3
40
Cue 4
To delete a cue without tracking the changes forwards:
1.
List
1
Cue
3
: select the cue to be deleted.
2.
Press and hold the
Delete
key. The Record Options Toolbar will appear.
3.
Deselect
Forward
from the Record Options Toolbar.
4.
Release the
Delete
key.
11.7.4
Blocking Cues
Blocking cues prevent changes made earlier in the cuelist from tracking through to subsequent
cues in the cuelist.
cues in the cuelist.
Using State
You can create blocking cues using the
State
button on the
Record Options Toolbar
. For ex-
ample, suppose that you have the following cues:
3
2
1
Fixture:
100
50
30
Cue 1
60
100
Cue 2
50
Cue 3
40
Cue 4
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Section 11: Cues and Cuelists