Dear Denis (1 'n' , sorry for that -
),
thanks for your explanation. Setting the fader value in the cuelist while external controls (executor, fader) will control the cuelist to me seems not the best way to deal with fader values (for each fader type). In this case, you need to store 100% or else the executors will fail.This same 100% that is stored in each cuelist is a pain in the ass when entering a page since starting the cuelist will set intensity to 100% while my physcial fader is at zero.
Due to the choice of storing the fader-values inside the cuelist, in stead of making them dependant of the (external) controls that control the behaviour of the cuelist, indeed seems to cause our problem. Solving it is not easy (as you pointed out several times) since a design choice like this has severe implications.
One thing is not entirely clear to me (despite of your attempts to explain what exactly the problem is): if the fader values are stored for each fader type (as you point out), why not offer the option to set the default per fadertype? Allow 100% for executors and 0% for physical faders
thanks for keeping up with me
kind regards,
Rob
),thanks for your explanation. Setting the fader value in the cuelist while external controls (executor, fader) will control the cuelist to me seems not the best way to deal with fader values (for each fader type). In this case, you need to store 100% or else the executors will fail.This same 100% that is stored in each cuelist is a pain in the ass when entering a page since starting the cuelist will set intensity to 100% while my physcial fader is at zero.
Due to the choice of storing the fader-values inside the cuelist, in stead of making them dependant of the (external) controls that control the behaviour of the cuelist, indeed seems to cause our problem. Solving it is not easy (as you pointed out several times) since a design choice like this has severe implications.
One thing is not entirely clear to me (despite of your attempts to explain what exactly the problem is): if the fader values are stored for each fader type (as you point out), why not offer the option to set the default per fadertype? Allow 100% for executors and 0% for physical faders
thanks for keeping up with me
kind regards,
Rob