At Keyword
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Version 2.0
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To enter the At keyword in the command line, use one of the options:
- Press At
- Type At
- Type the shortcut A
Description
The At keyword is a function keyword and a helping keyword at once.
- As a function keyword it is used to apply values.
- As a helping keyword it is used along with other function keywords to indicate destination.
Hint: | |
At applies values live in the programmer. For information on how to apply values throughout the show file see the Clone keyword. |
At is "the exception that proves the rule". At is one of the few functional keywords which accept objects before the function.
As a starting keyword, At is a function that applies values in the programmer to the current selection.
If value type Fade or Delay is used, the value list will be applied as individual fade/delay times.
Following an object list, At is a function that applies values to the object list. If the object list does not support the At function, the object list is resolved into a selection list and At applies values in the programmer.
Following an object list that follows a function, At is a helping keyword for the starting function.
General Syntax
At ([Value_Type]) [Value]
At [Object] ["Object_Name" or Object_Number]
[Object] ["Object_Name" or Object_Number] At ([Value_Type]) [Value]
[Object] ["Object_Name" or Object_Number] At [Object] ["Object_Name" or Object_Number]
[Destination] At [Source] (If [Object] ["Object_Name" or Object_Number]) (/Option)
Syntax as a Helping Keyword
[Function] [Object] ["Object_Name" or Object_Number] At [Object] ["Object_Name" or Object_Number]
Examples
- To set the MasterFader of the sequence 1 to 30 %, type:
User name[Fixture]>FaderMaster Sequence 1 At 30 |
- To set the dimmer attributes of the current selection to 75%, type:
User name[Fixture]>At 75 |
- To set the fixture selection to the values of cue 3 in the selected sequence, type:
User name[Fixture]>At Cue 3 |
- To set the pan attributes of the selected fixtures to 20%, type:
User name[Fixture]>Attribute "Pan" At 20 |
- To set an individual delay time of 2 seconds to attribute 2, type:
User name[Fixture]>Attribute 2 At Delay 2 |
- To copy group 4 to group 10, type:
User name[Fixture]>Copy Group 4 At 10 |
- To set a speed to 60 using the speed readout specified in the user profile (for example, BPM), type:
User name[Fixture]>At Speed 60 |
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If you use the At command without specifying additional attributes, the natural readout of the dimmer of the user profile will be used. |
Requriement: Enable sinlge digit input first.
For more information on single digit input and how to enable it see User Settings.
- To apply a dimmer value of 50 to the currently selected fixutes as single digit input, type:
User name[Fixture]>At 5 |
- To apply a dimmer vlaue of 40 to fixtures 1 to 4, type:
User name[Fixture]>Fixture 1 Thru 4 At 4 |