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[gooze]

Thank you!

Is it possible to program a macro key with "At 0 Next Full"?

I think that is the same as typing:
[Shift]+[HIGHLIGHT]
[1][Enter]
[Next] [Next] [Next]
To page through your channels starting at channel one. The onlything is that it doesn't put the channel to zero, but restores it to the previous level. I think that is better.
Otherwise select the flash fixture tool to flash out your rig by fixture.

[barbarab]

(Shift)+(Highlight)(1) didn't work, but (1)(Shift)+(Highlight) does (command mode?) and then I can step through with Next.

It's difficult to add a channel, though... for example, if I want to see 3 and 4 together, and 3 is highlighted Full... (4) (Full) takes (3) out. (3) (Full) adds 3 again so I can check them together, but then to continue stepping through, I have to kill 3 and 4 since Highlight no longer takes out other channels when I highlight (5).
And the weird thing is, then (4)(Off) doesn't work, and 4 remains at Full, the only way out is Release and start all over?

I wish, since we have Highlight as a tool and a key, that one of them could act as Rem Dim and the other as Highlight does presently, if that's what people like.

[RobertBell]

It's difficult to add a channel, though

start your command line with [+] to add to the current selection set

I wish, since we have Highlight as a tool and a key, that one of them could act as Rem Dim and the other as Highlight does presently, if that's what people like.

There are three tools - Rem Dim, Highlight and Lowlight. I don't know what one is on the hardware you have, but all are available using the [TOOL] button.

[barbarab]

Thank you! That helps a lot.