Previously, a light command like “all = cue 10” would set exactly the values specified by light cue 10.
#QLAB DOWNLOAD UPDATE#
We have updated the instrument definitions shipped with QLab to include these new virtual parameters, but if you open an old workspace you will need to manually update the instrument definitions in the workspace to access the new controls. Virtual parameters appear as custom controls on the right side of the light dashboard and the light cue levels tab of the inspector. For example, if you have an RGB light you can create a virtual color parameter which combines the raw red, green, and blue parameters into a single “color” parameter. You can now create “virtual” parameters out of an instrument’s raw parameters, which allow you to use a single control to modify several parameters at once. Virtual Parameters, Color Pickers, and Pan/Tilt controls They can not be faded to a lower value by Light cues until the submaster is brought down. Thus, any lights brought up by submasters will be at least at the level specified by the submaster. The values set by submasters are treated in a “highest value takes precedence” manner with respect to Light cues. You can adjust this up or down to scale all the lights in the cue relative to that factor. When a light cue appears as a submaster, it will appear with a scaling factor between 0 and 100. We’re very pleased to release QLab 4.5, which brings a number of new features, free for all v4 license holders.Īny Light cue can now be used as a submaster in the Light Dashboard.
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