effect in and out attribute

Sadly no it can't, and hopefully the ability to do this is added soon as I don't actually know anyway to nicely pull of a BOUNCE effect right now.

If anyone does, I will buy them a beer!

2 cues with individual delay and both triggered by follow may help

The problem is you would have to be ridiculously precise to get the timing right (any attempts I've made have failed unfortunately). This is made worse by the fact we don't (yet?) have a chaser mode, or loops in cuelists.

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The problem is you would have to be ridiculously precise to get the timing right (any attempts I've made have failed unfortunately). This is made worse by the fact we don't (yet?) have a chaser mode, or loops in cuelists.

I don‘t get your point, if I will do anything precice, I‘m always using delays and cues instead of effects since 10 years.

Then you can use one go and one follow and trigger it to the beat manually.

Because there are people who don't want to spend the time to sit and adjust the delay and fade times across 100 fixtures individually until they hit the exact timing.

They'd sooner create a phaser in 3 seconds and type in the BPM. And to be fair, that's not really an unfair ask of them.

It’s currently not an option

the easiest way to do a bounce effect on a fixture selection is to create a selective dimmer phaser preset with 2 steps. first step dim value 0 thru 100, second step dim value 100 thru 0. phase= 0 for the complete selection.

clintos you owe me a beer now

Oh I do definitely! That a a very clever little workaround!

cash in your ? anytime

Ho to invert dimmer value for phaser effect ?

1 step dimm 0

2 step dimm 100

3 Phase 0 thru 360

done

all fictures is full and only a dark streak runs

how can i invert this ?

All black and only a full(White) streak runs ?

Thanks

You could put step 1 at dim 100 and step 2 at dim 0.

Furthermore you can manipulate the transition and width of both steps to make a dim 0 state longer or shorter. same applies to dim 100.

So step for step:

1. Step 1 dim at 100
2. Step 2 dim at 0
3. In step 2 set the width at 300% so you have 4 *periods* in the phaser.
4. In step 2 set the width at for example 35% so the ramp down finishes on the halfway mark of the phaser.
5. Lastly set the Phase from 0 thru 360 for 1 "Streak" or at 0 thru 730 for 2 "Streaks"

Of course you can alter the transition as pleased in both steps. This is just an example.

Quote from Robin Jong

You could put step 1 at dim 100 and step 2 at dim 0.

Furthermore you can manipulate the transition and width of both steps to make a dim 0 state longer or shorter. same applies to dim 100.

So step for step:

1. Step 1 dim at 100
2. Step 2 dim at 0
3. In step 2 set the width at 300% so you have 4 *periods* in the phaser.
4. In step 2 set the width at for example 35% so the ramp down finishes on the halfway mark of the phaser.
5. Lastly set the Phase from 0 thru 360 for 1 "Streak" or at 0 thru 730 for 2 "Streaks"

Of course you can alter the transition as pleased in both steps. This is just an example.

Hi, are u sure about step 4, they Cancel the Width parm of step 3

HA,

we need add some steps with param TRANSITION (at paser steps)

then play as you wish

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Hi, are u sure about step 4, they Cancel the Width parm of step 3

For me this works as described. If followed in order it is not a problem.