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Halogen only has intensity. When you patch a "Dimmer" fixture that gives you an intensity control. If you don't have up/down for your LED then either: (1) Your LED doesn't have an intrinsic dimmer channel, or you patched the wrong definition or (2) The cue you programmed didn't have a change in intensity If you respond to some of the points in my earlier comments, then we can narrow this down more. At the moment you've given me no more information to help you. I'm guessing what the problem is.

If the patched fixture only has R, G, B colour "handles" then that is all you have to work with. If you want an "intensity" channel then the fixture definition loaded for your LED projector has to tell the desk to create a "virtual intensity" and what real fixture channels to scale. If your LED fixture is only R-G-B then the ZerOS library will already include an R-G-B-(VI) fixture definition which you could use. Alternatively, if your fixture has other channels (strobe, program etc) then FLX now has an inbuild fixture definition tool you could use. I've never used it though, sorry. Maybe@Edward Z88 can advise. https://www.zero88.com/manuals/zeros/patching/add-fixtures/fixture-creator Edit: Having quickly watched the video, I'm not sure if virtual intensity channels can be created in the on-console fixture generator.

Désolé, je ne comprends pas.

If your LED fixtures only have RGB DMX channels then you will need to map a different fixture definition that includes "virtual intensity". Virtual Intensity is a feature that allows the console to scale the fixture's RGB channels proportionally to act as an overall intensity. First, check if your fixture has its own in-built intensity or dimmer DMX channel and if so, swap to using a more suitable fixture definition.

Is it a chase? You use Tap Tempo: https://www.zero88.com/manuals/zeros/cues-playbacks/chases/chase-settings

Bonjour sb! Setup+Playback button, disable Release on Lower https://www.zero88.com/manuals/zeros/cues-playbacks/playback-settings/raise-and-lower

You must use the ML one if you have Jester ML!

You probably need to set the ATTRIBUTE FADE PERCENTAGES as described on this page: https://www.zero88.com/manuals/zeros/cues-playbacks/chases/chase-settings?filter=1

Thanks @Edward Z88 my bad. Out of interest, does the full FLX have the start-up recovery tool?

Thanks @Davidmk and @Jon Hole I think as you suggest this is the most practical solution. Hi @Edward Z88, thanks! Yea I've done this in the past, but in this instance it will be just part of the lighting state I want to check back, not the whole rig. I've watched the Inhibit video https://www.zero88.com/manuals/zeros/cues-playbacks/playback-settings/general a couple of times to clarify this function. Thanks all for your help! 🙂

Ah here it is: https://www.zero88.com/manuals/zeros/trouble-shooting/zeros-startup-tool (I searched "startup tool" in the online manual. This was the LAST entry returned. Search really is.... &*^%$^£&%)

Oh, well done!!! I ought to have such a thing available as a backup...!

I did this: 1@@, 2 AND 3@50 and had to set PB1 to Intensity Mixing = LTP, and it worked perfectly if ch1,2 are on (and above 50%). If ch1,2 are off then they come on at 50% which is not what I want... Setting to Inhibit didn't work at all as I expected. The PB1 fader was at 0 and the main cue was live (1,2@90). Raising PB1, it took ch1,2 to 45 (expected, this is 50% of the 90) but ch3 didn't come on at all, and when I dropped the fader, ch1,2 went out - did not release to the main playback. In the PB1 Raise and Lower, all of the Raise and Release settings were greyed out, so I couldn't disable Release on Lower. Probably this is all as expected to Edward, but clearly I'm not understanding Inhibit very well!

Not urgent (as in a few days will be fine!). (Simplified scenario to get to the nub of how I program this requirement). Basically I want to be able to highlight some panto business at a stage position with a special (channel 3) but I want to check back the general cover in that area (channels 1 and 2). Let's say channels 1 and 2 (plus others) are part of the general cover and are on stage and bright, say 90%, and they are sourced from a cue stack running on the main playback. I'll be Tracking on. I want to program another manually-applied playback, say PB1, where I want the playback fader to take channel 3 (the special) up to full but also to take channels 1 and 2 down to (say) 50%. All intensities would be proportional to PB1 fader. If the PB1 fader is reduced to zero, I want the controlled channels (1,2,3) to release back to main playback control. If I use this PB1 when channels 1 and 2 are currently at 0%, then I want them to stay at 0%, not come on! How would I program this? Is this a use of Inhibit (for channels 1 and 2). Maybe I program PB1 with 1@@, 2 AND 3@50 and then Setup PB1 as Inhibit with Release on Lower enabled. Do I need to do anything else (like set LTP?). When I run this on PB1 do I need to start pressing PB1 GO button or can I just use the fader (desired). Thanks!

Sounds like the OS is corrupt. There is a way to make a bootable USB stick. Keith @KWR88 can provide instructions.

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I can't remember if this one is a long standing buggette, or whether it means what's on stage versus in the cue is out of sync and you need to GO to align them! Yea ok, useless answer! I found this in an old Beta comment, if it applies to your scenario: Shift+GO also acts as a pause - stopping chases or Auto cues from triggering (useful when updating cues) and hence the Pause button flashes to let you know.

Mixed feelings. Yes I currently end up with zos files tech1, tech2... dress1, dress2 ... and on a "professional basis" I approve strongly on the concept of revision control. But if the one file gets corrupted then I've lost everything. (This is not how revision control works in software development - a base plus deltas are stored, so you don't lose everything if one file gets corrupted). So yea, not sure... but I'm ok that you're thinking about this. ...but yes, I would really like to be able to (e.g.) load my palettes from a previous show... because regenerating position palettes for movers in (essentially) the same rigging position as before is time consuming and tedious to say the least... and there is only so far you can go with loading the whole of a previous show and carefully deleting around the fixtures and palettes you want to keep - because said fixtures might not all be in the one show. This would be higher up my priority list.

That would be good. I actually like that it's selected - I just hit right arrow to append just like I would on Windows. But it's true the contrast isn't great.

I would have thought on ZerOS and the Solution, if it was on you wouldn’t notice. Possibly the main thing for your current workflow would be if you use Update, then ensure you have Cue Only selected. Move on Dark is also very useful for old-skool colour scrollers. That’s where if first used it. I’d encourage you to play with tracking on if you have a bit of down time. I bet you wouldn’t realise, and it will put you in a better position in future.

What I mean is, if you start installing LED fixtures or movers. Or even just colour scrollers or gobo rotators. At such point when you have more than just dimmers, then HTP won't really work as a strategy. LTP and tracking will almost certainly come into play. I don't know what tracking is like on Solution - maybe it's more awkward than on FLX. Prior to getting my FLX I ran a mile from tracking, but now it's just on by default. But then again now I have LED and movers in addition to generics so it's a bit of a "must" since I exploit move on dark a lot and sometimes overlay other playbacks or UDKs.

In which case I can see HTP is more familiar to them! But it will hamper you significantly if your install develops. It's a bit like tracking, before getting the FLX it was a nightmare...

Crikey, that's a mouthful! On FLX I type 18@50 UPDATE ENTER. HTP is largely unusable unless all you have in your rig is generics.

I don't think you can, sorry. The banner at the bottom should have Next: in a yellow box and Current: in a green box if that helps you remember and to inform your other operators. I had to get used to the green (grass) and blue (sky) for down and up fades - that's now the de-facto industry standard, but it wasn't the colours used on my previous consoles!

I'm planning for the next show... I was going to ask when 7.14 might be out and as if by magic (without a pyro), here it is 🙂