Try the following:
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<avolites.macros>
<macro id="Macros.Fade" name="Fade 1s to 10s">
<sequence>
<step>Command.RunCommand("1 THRO 10 TIME FIXTURE 1 THRO 10")</step>
<step>Playbacks.MergePlaybackCue(userNumber:2, false)</step>
<step>Programmer.Editor.ClearAll()</step>
</sequence>
</macro>
</avolites.macros>
The first step runs a command which selects fixtures 1 through 10 and then sets the attribute fade times on those fixtures to the values 1 through 10. These times are in the programmer and can then be recorded into a playback which is what happens in the second step - in this case the playback is a single cue/memory, if you instead had a cue list you should instead use
MergePlaybackStep e.g.:
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<step>Playbacks.MergePlaybackStep(userNumber:1, 1.0, false)</step>The last step clears the programmer once you are done. You can use similar syntax to set delay times or to only set attribute times for a specific attribute group e.g Intensity by using the letter
I.
Playbacks.Editor.Times.SetControlFadeTimeOn is a function that you call e.g.
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<step>Playbacks.Editor.Times.SetControlFadeTimeOn()</step>rather than a property that you can set. In this case it does not take any parameters/arguments and is used to set the attribute fade time to
On in the programmer (the opposite of
Off), this will be applied to the currently selected attributes.