AutoMark Automotive

Next, we're going to talk about the mark feature. Mark automates the process of presetting moving lights to the required state in a queue prior to fading the intensities up. Mark is also referred to as move when auto mark is enabled, non-intensity parameter transitions will occur in the queue immediately proceeding the queue in w If intensity in that queue is zero or moving to zero, mark queues are indicated by an M flag in the col Let's go ahead and look at a quick live move example. I'm going to go to my queue 30. For my next look, I want to bring on some backlight for our downstage singer. I'm going to grab 121, put it at full. That's where it was previously. Swing my tilt to get it over. Maybe pan it down a little, swing it back. It's great. I'm going to put it at 5-3-85, w I'm going to record that as Q-31. When I go back and run that's what we call a live move. My light is fading up and non-intensity parameters are fading as well. One of the t What will happen is t Let's go look at that and set up. I'll That'll take us there. In Q settings, we have our Auto Mark tile and currently that's disabled. If I hit Auto Mark enabled, the first thing that you'll notice is my live flags go away from my move col I get Ms in my mark col We're going to go out in live. I'm going to go to Q-28 to get us set up to come into the scene. Now what you'll see is when I go on 30, if you watch Channel 121, you'll see that you get MK in the intensity, w All of my non-intensity parameters that are moving, w They've made that move in the queue before they're needed. I Now that I've fixed all those live moves, the director comes over to me at the next break and says that she actually really I have an option to disable auto Mark for a particular queue. If I type Q-31 on the command line, one of my soft keys when Auto Mark is enabled is Auto Mark Off. You'll notice that will put a D flag in the mark, w I get my live move flag back. If I go to Q-29, and we run t