Stop...you are mixing worlds and filter. A world contain fixtures and a filter contain attributes. For a world its equal which attribute a fixture has, and for a filter its equal which fixture it is, it filters only f.e. Dimmer-, Position-attributes,....
So you need to be clear that world and filters are different things. You can't remove a world from a world. You can only remove a fixture, a groups, a channel,.... from a world, same you can add it as well. And for a filter you can only remove or add an attribute, but no fixture.
In your case, you speak about a Filter. And yes, you can add a Filter to a sequence, and you also can add and remove aatributes to that filter.
But that what you want to achieve is a Filter not a world.
I know that you can use only one Filtertype at the same time....but why do you want to filter an attribute out of a Sequence? You can use for example an All-Preset and then copy/m a Release into the attribute you don't wanna output...then you still have the world available to filter fixtures out.
Only way might be that you edit the world, make the changes and update that world then (should be possible via Macro)....BUT for MA3, it is not a bad idea to overthink your workflow.
It's not a filter...the release function...but it gives you the advantage to use MATricks if you step from a release to a value. F.e. if you want the dimmer back in your sequence you can use a delay from 0 to 1, which makes a swipe in. With your world filter this is not possible....the dimmer will appear direct. And as other way...try the edit function in preview/blind mode.
Enter world 1
Fixture thru. Please
Please please
Store world 2 /r
The above should give you the result you are after.
It's not a filter...the release function...but it gives you the advantage to use MATricks if you step from a release to a value. F.e. if you want the dimmer back in your sequence you can use a delay from 0 to 1, which makes a swipe in. With your world filter this is not possible....the dimmer will appear direct. And as other way...try the edit function in preview/blind mode.
tk11de Could you elaborate a bit more on this? If I use Matricks fade/delay times in my sequence, and change the values in the underlying preset like you suggested with copy /merge-ing different values into the preset, may lights still snap to the new value. Or does this only work when you are stepping from release to a value? I would like to better understand how exactly did you achieve this behaviour.
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