LSC Lighting CLARITY LX Series v.1 - Manual (Page 196)

Editing Clarity
Operator Manual
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You can also change the “Follow-on/Halt/Wait” settings for a cue by right clicking on the cue,
selecting “Set Follow time” and choosing from Halt, Follow-on or Wait time.
If you select “Wait time….” a dialogue box opens allowing you to enter a specific time.
Note: If you edit the levels in a cue it can alter the times. Clarity will attempt to apply
suitable timing derived from the current cue contents by examining the timing of
existing parameter types and falling back to less-filtered types. For example, if you
touch RGB, it will use existing RGB timing if there is any, otherwise it will use any pre-
existing colour timing, else if will use overall cue timing, else it will use 2s. Clarity also
tries to match ranged timing. For example, if you have fanned delay or fade values, it
will try and apply the same fan on the incoming fixtures.
26.4.1 Saving the Edit
When finished editing there are several choices:
 To save the edited cue press Save on the command centre or click Save on the
Programmer toolbar (instantly saved without warning).
 To save the edited cue with a new name click Save As on the Programmer toolbar and
enter a name.
 Click Close on the Programmer toolbar or right click on the cue-list in session control
and click Close. You can then choose either Save, Save as or Discard.
 To Record as a new cue or in a new cue-list, press Save As on the command centre
then name the new cue or click the drop down box beside Save As on the Programmer
toolbar. Choosing Record opens the Record Cue dialog box.
26.5 EDITING CHANNELS TO BE “CUE ONLY”
There might be occasions where you do not want the values in a cue to track into later cues in
the cue-list. This is achieved by changing the status of the required channels to “cue only”.
When a cue containing “cue only” channels is played back in tracking mode, the cue only
channels values are hard values in the cue. When the next cue is played back, the state from
the most recent (non cue only) cue is restored automatically plus any new values in the
incoming cue. In other words, when the next cue is played back, the output tracks the values
as if the “cue only” channels did not exist.
You can select individual channels in a cue and make them “cue only” by right-clicking on the
cue in the control booth and selecting “Change cue only”. This will bring up the “Edit cue only
channels” dialog box.