Posts by Vince28

Quote from Andreas

On gma3 (within the commandline), the asterisks (*) always represents a wildcard character.

Use the percentage-sign (%) instead, to indicate a scaling value.

e.g. (Assuming Physical readout is chosen)

Attribute "Pan" At % -100

would be the gma3 equivalent to the gma2 syntax

Attribute "Pan" At * -1

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thanks Andreas !

the syntax work perfectly !

Quote from Ryan Kanarek

Have you tried changing the encoder readout to Physical?

hello,

Thanks for your reply

Yes indeed with the encoder readout to Physical I can insert negative value.

But I can’t find the syntax for invert all attribute PAN values

On Gma2 it’s:

attribute « PAN » at * -1 but this syntax doesn’t work.

Any ideas ?

Hi everybody,

is it possible to « invert » the value of an attribute in the programmer?

for example:

i have 2 fixtures groups

I copy the programmer values from group 1 to group 2 (with AT function)

Now I want invert the PAN of group 2 (for create a symmetrical position).
how I can do this?

In Gma2 I had created a macro with the command « attribute PAN at - * » but in the gma3 is not possible to use this fonction because the value of attribute PAN range from 0 to 100%.

Thanks for your help.

Hi Foon and thank you too for your help!

Yes I understood better all of theses fonctions and the differences between each of them.

Thanks again

Quote from DanielK

Hi Vince,

no problem, there are different ways to do this:

Fixture At Fixture:

- Fixture 2 should exactly do what Fixture 1 is doing currently.

- Fixture 2 At Fixture 1

- Values from programmer and playbacks are copied from Fixture 1 to Fixture 2.

Copy Value:

- This depends on the 2 different active selections per user profile. You can change the selection at the top left corner in the MAtricks window.

- Selection 1 has some values and you have a different Selection 2.

- Change to Selection 2 and press Copy Values.

- Now the values from Selection 1 are copied to Selection 2.

Clone:

- Fixture 2 should exactly do what Fixture 1 is doing in your complete showfile (or limited to some sequences, etc...).

- Clone Fixture 1 At Fixture 2

- Fixture 2 now behaves as Fixture 1 in the entire showfile.

Copy/Paste Programmer:

- You can find this option when you press the At button in the menu bar of the bigger screens on the left.

- Have a fixture selection and press Copy Programmer.

- Select some different fixtures and press Paste Programmer.

- All Programmer values will be copied from the original to the new selection.

I hope that helps :-).

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Ok thanks !

now it’s clear.

and it’s possible to copy a value of one selection to another selection but inverting values of one attribute?

for exemple I want to copy all the values into programmer from fixture 1 to fixture 2 but I want invert attribute PAN of fixture 2.

Thanks for your help.

Hello,

I don’t understand how to use the « Copy value » function available on last version.

I thought that it allowed to copy values of one fixture to another fixture like the AT function on the Gma2. But I’m not sure because it doesn’t seem to work.

Someone can explain to me what this tool is for and how to use it ? I looked on help but it’s not clear for me.

Thanks