timed preset

[Mika]

hello, 
It would be nice to create some kind of macro on presets like a timed preset:
for example to dim a spot from 100% to 0% in 5 seconds using only a preset.
If it's already possible i'd be glad to know how!
thanks
Mika

[Mika]

hello, 
It would be nice to create some kind of macro on presets like a timed preset:
for example to dim a spot from 100% to 0% in 5 seconds using only a preset.
If it's already possible i'd be glad to know how!
thanks
Mika

Responding to myself but it might help others:

YES it is POSSIBLE to create a TIMED PRESET!
using live fade (linking a global mster) you can choose a fade time up to 10 seconds or, you can record a time in the preset and just set the live fader to 0% (snap).
If live fade is desactivated ( off) the preset will not include it's own recorded timing.

Quite usefull on live shows for positions, dimmers and colors....

Don't know if i'm really clear but it works.

Mika

[skirlscupper]

My goal in using CMake's preset functionality is to have the top-level CMakePresets.json file include various preset files located in separate subdirectories of CMake's source directory. This is the format for a project that allows for platform-specific defaults to be specified.

[nikolausricky]

My goal is to use CMake's preset capability to load numerous preset files from different subdirectories into the top-level CMakePresets.json file. This is the project format that lets you specify defaults that are specific to a platform. geometry dash

[dlyaverablyamit]

hello, 
It would be nice to create some kind of macro on presets like a timed preset:
for example to dim a spot from 100% to 0% in 5 seconds using only a preset.
If it's already possible i'd be glad to know how!
thanks
Drift Boss

Quite usefull on live shows for ppositions.

[betterwound]

My intention is to use the preset functionality of CMake to include stickman hook different preset files in different subdirectories of the CMake source directory in the top-level CMakePresets.json file. This is the project format that enables the specification of platform-specific defaults.