Filtering - Martin Maxxyz User Manual

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These keys are not technically used for clearing fixture attributes, but are used in making
attributes inactive. It is worth noting that none of these keys require an "Enter" command to
execute. And, as mentioned above, none of the other filtering used in the Clear Options window
will be applied when using the Fast Clear Commands.
All Inactive
Selected Inactive
Non-Selected
Inactive
None of these options are set as default.
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Make Inactive
Full Clear (default)
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This category of filter is used to determine what information is affected based not on attribute
type, but on the value type. It also allows you to determine whether you will affect selected or
non-selected fixtures.
Selected (default)
Non-selected
Base Value (default
on)
Effect Value (default
on)
Timing Value
(default on)
These two buttons allow you to change the "default" behavior of
Clear options window.
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Every attribute of every fixture in the programmer will be made
inactive
Only the attributes of selected fixtures will be made inactive
Attributes of fixtures that are not currently selected in the
programmer will be made inactive
Selecting this will cause the current command to make the selected
attributes inactive based upon the filtering applied elsewhere
This key causes the current command to clear the selected attributes
based upon the filtering applied elsewhere
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When highlighted, only selected fixtures will be affected
When highlighted, only non-selected fixtures will be affected
These values encompass the traditional attributes: pan, tilt, color,
gobo, etc.
These values are those that are associated specifically with effects:
pan swing, pan speed, pan mode, etc. For more information, please
refer to "Effects" on page 166.
These values are those that are associated with the "Delay" and
"Fade" overrides used to control when and how long a particular
attribute will move. For more information, please see "Setting an
Individual Attribute Fade Time" on page 123 and "Setting an Attribute
Delay Time" on page 125.
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