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Scott - Even though I turned them off in the next scene they came on in every other scene I had programmed without their dmx address even being listed in the scripts of those other scenes.Did they actually come on (after being off) when one of these scenes was called or just didn't turn off after already being on? And is the only solution to go back through every scene and manually set the dmx value for these new fixtures to 000?If you are calling these cues into the same layer, values will stay the same in the mixer unless changed (going to 000 would be considered a change). But, once the levels have been set to 000, they should stay there until changed again by another cue. So, to answer your question, no you don't have to do it for every scene, just the one you want them to actually go off in. It sounds like either you didn't ever call the cue which turned those fixtures off or you recalled one of those cues in another layer and that is holding the value. Jon
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