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On Sun, Apr 02, 2006 at 12:27:12AM +0200, PragmaLab wrote: It seems like if you patch a device on 2 DMX-addresses (range of), this info (double patch) is not a property of the fixture, but a property of the application. When you delete the fixture (un-patch), the info still exists in the application Well, it only seems like that because.... that's actually the case. The patching is part of the LanBox globals, rather than per-fixture settings. In the past, the settings available in the "Patch" tab were only accessible via the Patch Editor. The problem of entries refusing to disappear has to do with how the ability to patch via the fixture setup has been hacked in: It maps the DMX channels you request to the fixture, but anything else is left untouched. This means you can only remove a mapping by overwriting it. Note that this behaviour isn't actually harmful: If you have no use for the DMX channel, then it doesn't matter how it's mapped. Once you do have use for that DMX channel you'll map some other fixture to it, and the old mapping will be overwritten and disappear in the old fixture. I agree though that this behaviour feels a bit odd, as if the editor is just ignoring or defying you. Maybe I should detect when the user is trying to get rid of a mapping, and map those DMX channels to light channel 0 (meaning unused - fixed to value 0). -- Matthijs van Duin -- May the Forth be with you!
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