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On Sun, 29 Jun 2003 13:14:30 +0200, Matthijs van Duin wrote: Hmm.. how about swapping the two layers? Set the shutter, color, gobo and pan/til origin in the copy layer, and run the pattern in the add-layer. After some experimentation, this is the solution that I ended up with. The lower layer (COPY) defines the fixed values, and the upper layer (ADD) then adds in the offset. The -128 -> +127 bit is great, once you get your head into thinking two's complement math :-) As per usual, its only once I had sent an e-mail that I realised what was wrong and the remedy :-| All I need to do now is define a number of sequences for each fixture/channel combo that I want to animate. The script editor should make quick work of that. BTW The layer dragging made swapping the layers a doddle. Matthijs van Duin -- May the Forth be with you! Indeed :-) Thanks for the speedy reply.
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