This topic presents an example of one method for creating a simple relative circle phaser.
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Combining relative phasers with separate absolute presets provides greater flexibility for creating dynamic looks.
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必要条件:
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Have a show with some moving lights patched. The following examples reference presets included in the demo show.
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An open Phaser Editor window is needed.
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Arranging the fixtures in the 3D window can be useful, but it is not a requirement.
This example shows one possible workflow for creating a relative phaser. Alternate workflows can also produce the same results.
Follow these steps to create a relative circle preset:
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Select all of the desired fixtures.
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Tap R+ on the left side menu in the Phaser Editor.
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Tap just above the center of the blue 2D grid.
The first point in a relative circle
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Tap just below the center of the blue 2D grid.
This creates two relative position points.
Two steps /points are the basis for the circle
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Tap the Select Form (
) button.
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Tap the Circle (
) button.
The relative circle with all selected fixtures moving simultaneously.
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Tap the Change Phase (
) button on the left menu.
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Tap 360 in the menu on the right.
The relative circle with selected fixtures aligned evenly around the form.
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Store this as a preset.
Follow these steps to create a cue combining this relative circle phaser with a static absolute position:
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Select the desired fixtures.
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Tap dimmer preset 2 "Open" to bring the fixtures to full.
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Tap position preset 3 "Center" to move the lights to the downstage-center position.
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Tap the new preset with the relative circle.
The resulting output shows the fixtures moving in a circle around the downstage-center position.
Fixtures moving in a circle around the downstage-center position.
Continue editing as desired or store this as a new preset or store as a cue.