Submaster Lighting Channels - Revision history

OriginalHotrodder at 04:11, 24 March 2013

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	[[File:SubMasterLighting_MasterLightingManagement.png‎\|thumb\|Figure 5-24]]		[[File:SubMasterLighting_MasterLightingManagement.png‎\|350px\|thumb\|Figure 5-24]]
	'''To Create a Submaster Lighting Channel:'''		'''To Create a Submaster Lighting Channel:'''
	*Click ''Manage Channels -> Manage Master Lighting Channels''.		*Click ''Manage Channels -> Manage Master Lighting Channels''.
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	[[File:SubMasterLighting_AddChannels.png\|thumb\|Figure 5-25]]		[[File:SubMasterLighting_AddChannels.png\|350px\|thumb\|Figure 5-25]]
	'''To Assign Channels to a Submaster Lighting Channel:'''		'''To Assign Channels to a Submaster Lighting Channel:'''
	*Left-click in the Channels field.		*Left-click in the Channels field.

Jlowe at 15:40, 7 March 2013

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	'''Submaster Lighting Channels''' are channels that are used to control lighting output of a group of channels over a period of time. It can be used to apply long ramp ups or ramp downs to channels that have sequence data already assigned.		'''Submaster Lighting Channels''' are channels that are used to control lighting output of a group of channels over a period of time. It can be used to apply long ramp ups or ramp downs to channels that have sequence data already assigned.

	'''[https://www.youtube.com/v/nxCGY3Wr4BE?version=3&start=539&end=633 VIDEO: Joe describes Master ~~Lighting Channels in his 2013 Intro video]'''~~		*'''[https://www.youtube.com/v/nxCGY3Wr4BE?version=3&start=539&end=633 VIDEO: Joe describes Master Lighting Channels in his 2013 Intro video]'''
	~~'''[https://www.youtube.com/v/nxCGY3Wr4BE?version=3&start=723&end=803 VIDEO: Joe describes SubMaster~~ Lighting Channels in his 2013 Intro video]'''

	'''Some Examples of How This Could Be Used:'''		'''Some Examples of How This Could Be Used:'''

Jlowe at 16:00, 25 February 2013

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	*Next to the save button, check the ''Ask to Apply to Master Lighting'' box.		*Next to the save button, check the ''Ask to Apply to Master Lighting'' box.
	*When you play your sequence with the Preview or Output, the Master Lighting Management window will open. Verify that the Submaster Lighting Channel is checked as active and click "ok" to run the sequence with the submaster lighting channel active.		*When you play your sequence with the Preview or Output, the Master Lighting Management window will open. Verify that the Submaster Lighting Channel is checked as active and click "ok" to run the sequence with the submaster lighting channel active.






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Jlowe at 02:34, 22 February 2013

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	~~''Current as of Version 12Z.''~~		'''Submaster Lighting Channels''' are channels that are used to control lighting output of a group of channels over a period of time. It can be used to apply long ramp ups or ramp downs to channels that have sequence data already assigned.


	'''Submaster Lighting Channels''' are ~~basically~~ channels that are used to control lighting output of a group of channels over a period of time. It can be used to apply long ramp ups or ramp downs to channels that have sequence data already assigned.

	'''[https://www.youtube.com/v/nxCGY3Wr4BE?version=3&start=539&end=633 VIDEO: Joe describes Master Lighting Channels in his 2013 Intro video]'''		'''[https://www.youtube.com/v/nxCGY3Wr4BE?version=3&start=539&end=633 VIDEO: Joe describes Master Lighting Channels in his 2013 Intro video]'''

Jlowe at 04:27, 20 February 2013

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OriginalHotrodder at 10:04, 10 February 2013

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	'''Submaster Lighting Channels''' are basically channels that are used to control lighting output of a group of channels over a period of time. It can be used to apply long ramp ups or ramp downs to channels that have sequence data already assigned.		'''Submaster Lighting Channels''' are basically channels that are used to control lighting output of a group of channels over a period of time. It can be used to apply long ramp ups or ramp downs to channels that have sequence data already assigned.

	*'''[https://www.youtube.com/v/nxCGY3Wr4BE?version=3&start=539&end=633 Joe describes Master Lighting Channels in his 2013 Intro video]'''		'''[https://www.youtube.com/v/nxCGY3Wr4BE?version=3&start=539&end=633 VIDEO: Joe describes Master Lighting Channels in his 2013 Intro video]'''
	*'''[https://www.youtube.com/v/nxCGY3Wr4BE?version=3&start=723&end=803 Joe describes SubMaster Lighting Channels in his 2013 Intro video]'''		'''[https://www.youtube.com/v/nxCGY3Wr4BE?version=3&start=723&end=803 VIDEO: Joe describes SubMaster Lighting Channels in his 2013 Intro video]'''

	'''Some Examples of How This Could Be Used:'''		'''Some Examples of How This Could Be Used:'''

OriginalHotrodder at 08:41, 9 February 2013

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	'''Submaster Lighting Channels''' are basically channels that are used to control lighting output of a group of channels over a period of time. It can be used to apply long ramp ups or ramp downs to channels that have sequence data already assigned.		'''Submaster Lighting Channels''' are basically channels that are used to control lighting output of a group of channels over a period of time. It can be used to apply long ramp ups or ramp downs to channels that have sequence data already assigned.

			*'''[https://www.youtube.com/v/nxCGY3Wr4BE?version=3&start=539&end=633 Joe describes Master Lighting Channels in his 2013 Intro video]'''
			*'''[https://www.youtube.com/v/nxCGY3Wr4BE?version=3&start=723&end=803 Joe describes SubMaster Lighting Channels in his 2013 Intro video]'''

	'''Some Examples of How This Could Be Used:'''		'''Some Examples of How This Could Be Used:'''

Jlowe: added clarification note.

2013-02-08T18:10:32Z

added clarification note.

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	*Apply Ramp Up, Ramp Down, and Level effects to the lighting channel as you need, just like you would to any other channel.		*Apply Ramp Up, Ramp Down, and Level effects to the lighting channel as you need, just like you would to any other channel.
	*These effects will change the overall light output of the associated channels based on the effects you have assigned to it.		*These effects will change the overall light output of the associated channels based on the effects you have assigned to it.


			*'''Note:''' Submaster Lighting Channels will ONLY affect grid cells where the lighting channel effect value is greater than zero. In other words, if there is no effect on the lighting channel, the associated channels will run their effects normally. They will only be affected by the lighting channel in those cells where you have applied effects to the lighting channel.

Jlowe at 17:43, 8 February 2013

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	[[File:SubMasterLighting_MasterLightingManagement.png‎\|thumb\|Figure X-X]]		[[File:SubMasterLighting_MasterLightingManagement.png‎\|thumb\|Figure 5-24]]
	'''To Create a Submaster Lighting Channel:'''		'''To Create a Submaster Lighting Channel:'''
	*Click ''Manage Channels -> Manage Master Lighting Channels''.		*Click ''Manage Channels -> Manage Master Lighting Channels''.
	*Click ''Add New Lighting Channel''. Figure X-X will appear.		*Click ''Add New Lighting Channel''. Figure 5-24 will appear.
	*Click in the Name field and name the Submaster Lighting Channel.		*Click in the Name field and name the Submaster Lighting Channel.
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	[[File:SubMasterLighting_AddChannels.png\|thumb\|Figure X-Y]]		[[File:SubMasterLighting_AddChannels.png\|thumb\|Figure 5-25]]
	'''To Assign Channels to a Submaster Lighting Channel:'''		'''To Assign Channels to a Submaster Lighting Channel:'''
	*Left-click in the Channels field.		*Left-click in the Channels field.
	*Figure X-Y will open.		*Figure 5-25 will open.
	*Highlight the channels you want the Submaster Lighting Channel to control.		*Highlight the channels you want the Submaster Lighting Channel to control.
	*Click the ''Check'' Button and then click OK.		*Click the ''Check'' Button and then click OK.

Jlowe: Updated for 12K.

2013-02-08T17:01:50Z

Updated for 12K.

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	~~Copied from Getting Started Manual.~~		''Current as of Version 12K.''
	~~In need~~ of ~~revision~~.

	'''Over Control Effects''' are basically effects that overlay on top of existing effects. For example, you might have a section of channels that chase back and forth for several seconds. The music during this time builds, so, you want to preserve your chases but have them build in intensity over time. You would use an overlay effect of a ramp up to achieve this. A ramp down or any custom effect can also be used as an Over Control effect. You program your channels in the regular way and then apply this tool on top.

	~~Figure 1-77 shows the beginning~~ of a ~~song. We would like to add an overall Ramp Up~~ over ~~the beginning so we still see the effects but they grow in intensity~~.		'''Submaster Lighting Channels''' are basically channels that are used to control lighting output of a group of channels over a period of time. It can be used to apply long ramp ups or ramp downs to channels that have sequence data already assigned.

	~~Figure 1-77.<br />~~
	~~[[File:Figure1-77~~.~~png\|900px]]~~


			'''Some Examples of How This Could Be Used:'''
			*Ramp Up an eight channel chase over five seconds so that the chase builds with the music rather than being 100% on.
			*Ramp down at the end of a sequence to fade out running effects as the music fades.
			*Adjust the level of a group of channels that are to be less emphasized over a period of time in a sequence.
			*Ramp Up/Down at the beginning and end of PixelPlane effects to ease transitions from one effect to another.


			[[File:SubMasterLighting_MasterLightingManagement.png‎\|thumb\|Figure X-X]]
			'''To Create a Submaster Lighting Channel:'''
			*Click ''Manage Channels -> Manage Master Lighting Channels''.
			*Click ''Add New Lighting Channel''. Figure X-X will appear.
			*Click in the Name field and name the Submaster Lighting Channel.
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			[[File:SubMasterLighting_AddChannels.png\|thumb\|Figure X-Y]]
			'''To Assign Channels to a Submaster Lighting Channel:'''
			*Left-click in the Channels field.
			*Figure X-Y will open.
			*Highlight the channels you want the Submaster Lighting Channel to control.
			*Click the ''Check'' Button and then click OK.
			*Your channels have now been associated with the Lighting Channel. Place a checkmark in the ''Active'' box to make it active, then click OK.
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			'''Working with Submaster Lighting Channels:'''
			*Add your new lighting channel to the display group of the channels it is associated with.
			*When you view the display group, you can now see the lighting channel in the channel grid along with the associated channels.
			*Apply Ramp Up, Ramp Down, and Level effects to the lighting channel as you need, just like you would to any other channel.
			*These effects will change the overall light output of the associated channels based on the effects you have assigned to it.


			'''Activating the Submaster Lighting Channel:'''
			*Next to the save button, check the ''Ask to Apply to Master Lighting'' box.
			*When you play your sequence with the Preview or Output, the Master Lighting Management window will open. Verify that the Submaster Lighting Channel is checked as active and click "ok" to run the sequence with the submaster lighting channel active.

	~~Note in Figure 1-78 that you can also Ramp Down, set or set a level. You can also delete an Apply Over Control Ramp effect.~~

	~~Figure 1-78.<br />~~
	~~[[File:Figure1-78.png]]~~



	~~Figure 1-79 shows what the screen looks like after the effect is applied.~~

	~~Figure 1-79.<br />~~
	~~[[File:Figure1-79.png\|900px]]~~