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? ? Select the page of shapes you want to use. The VGA display will show
the contents of each page of shapes.
? ? Press one of the fixture select buttons to select a shape. The shape will
be applied to all selected fixtures.
The shape will start based on the current setting of the attribute.
4.3 Changing the size and speed of a shape
It is easy to change the size and speed of a shape after it has first been
selected.
4.3.1 Changing the size and speed of a shape
? ? Press the Size / Speed button just above the wheels
? ? Control the size of the shape using the left hand wheel
? ? Control the speed of the shape using the right hand wheel
? ? The size and speed is shown on the VGA display.
The minimum size is zero. Obviously, you won’t see the shape, and the
fixture will resume its previous settings. The minimum speed is Stop.
Again, you will not see the shape, though it will offset the positioning of
the fixture.
4.4 Changing the positioning of a shape
A shape is based on the current settings of the fixture. For a pan/tilt
shape, this means that the movements will be centred around the current
position of the fixture. For a colour shape, the colour changes will be
centred round the current colour of the fixture.
4.4.1 Changing the positioning of a shape
? ? Select the fixtures you want to change
? ? Select the attributes of the fixture you want to change
? ? Set the attributes using the wheels. It’s easiest to reduce the Size of
the shape to zero while you are setting the attributes, otherwise
everything keeps moving and it is difficult to tell what is happening.
? ? Set the Size of the shape back to where you want it.
4.5 How a shape works across multiple fixtures
Shapes get more interesting (and look more impressive) when you apply
them to multiple fixtures. The Azure lets you set how a shape is spread
across several fixtures.
In the case of a circle, this can vary from all fixtures moving identically (a
spread of 1), fixtures working in pairs (a spread of 2) through to all
fixtures being distributed evenly through the shape, so the first fixture is
just starting the shape as the last one finishes (an Even spread).
You can also set the Fine Spread value, which introduces a slight offset
into the timing of the shape across each fixture.
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