Version 3.9
Selection List
A selection list is a list of fixtures.
Syntax
[Object]
[Object-type1] [ID1]
[Object-type1] [ID1] + [Object-type2] [ID2]
[Object-type1] [ID1] Thru [Object-type2] [ID2]
[Object-type1] [ID1] Thru [Object-type2] [ID2] - [Object-type 3] [ID3]
[Object-type1] [ID1] Thru
[Object-type1] Thru [ID1]
[Object-type1] Thru
[Object-type1] "Name"
[Object-type1] "Nam*"
Important:
In a selection list, contrary to the object list, each object type is broken down to its corresponding fixture objects. These fixture objects form the selection list.
In a selection list, contrary to the object list, each object type is broken down to its corresponding fixture objects. These fixture objects form the selection list.
- If an object type is missing, the object type that was entered last will be used.
- If no object type is given altogether, the current object type default of the command line will be used.
- If there is no ID before or after Thru, the first or last available ID will be used.
- If there is no ID for an object type, the current, active or next ID will be used, depending on the function applied.
- If the reference of an object type is nonexclusive, significant parent objects will be broken down by user defaults and currently selected or active objects.
Example:
[Channel]> Fixture 3 + Channel 6
Selects fixture 3 and channel 6.
[Channel]> Cue Thru 3 - Channel 4
Selects fixtures in first 3 cues, but does not select channel 4.
[Channel]> Group 3 + Cue 4
Selects fixtures in group 3 and fixtures in cue 4.