Cue list to chase
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Cue list to chase
Hello, I would like to create a macro that can turn a cue list into a chase, and also a macro that can turn a chase back into a cue list. I’m not sure if this is possible, and if it is, I don’t know where to start. Is there anyone who might know this and could help me with it?
Re: Cue list to chase
There isn't an option to convert a chase or cue list but you can move or copy all the cues in any playback to any other playback. This is relatively straightforward to do using the Move or Copy button and selecting the cues from the Playback View or by using syntax.
If you want to do the same using a macro, the following copies all the cues from the playback on fader 1 to a new chase on fader 2:
The first line specifies the source cues, selecting all the cues within the playback given. The second line creates a new chase, note this function is 0-indexed so 1 is the second fader. This line can be changed to the Playbacks.CueList.CreateCueList function to create a cue list instead of a chase. The third line "copy" can be changed to "move" if you prefer; as above the original playback remains untouched. The fourth line exits out of the chase or cue list record mode. You can choose to delete the original playback and move the new one if needed.
If you want to do the same using a macro, the following copies all the cues from the playback on fader 1 to a new chase on fader 2:
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Playbacks.Editor.CopyCues.SelectAll(location:("Playbacks", 1))
Playbacks.CreateChase("Playbacks", 1)
Playbacks.Editor.CopyCues.CopyMovePlaybackCues(Math.ToEnum("Avolites.Titan.Controllers", "Avolites.Titan.Controllers.Handles.HandleController+HandleOperations", "copy"), Playbacks.PlaybackEdit.Handle, false, true, false)
Playbacks.PlaybackEdit.Exit()
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