On FLX, as well as Mood boards by LEE Filters within the Filters tab,
you can also access full colour filter libraries from Apollo, Lee and
Rosco.
Beam
Parameters which don't change the fixtures colour, don't move the
fixture, and don't cut into the fixture's beam, live under the Beam
attribute. Beam is therefore where controls for lenses such as Zoom
and Focus live, and also other functions such as Control or Reset.
If your fixtures have a Shutter, you will have a button to allow you to Automatically create Beam palettes . This will
create a "Shutter Open" and "Shutter Closed" palette for you to use. Custom Beam palettes can also be programmed,
to store parameters, such as a specific beam angle for a Zoom.
If your fixtures have more than four beam parameters, tap the Beam button to page your encoders.
For information on storing palettes, see the Palettes chapter.
Shape
As a general rule, Shape parameters are parameters that cause a device to be placed into the fixture's beam. The
most obvious of these is gobo wheels, but also includes animation wheels, prisms, irises and framing shutters. It
therefore tends to be moving profiles, spots and beams that have parameters in this attribute.
If your fixture has gobos, you will be able to automatically create shape
palettes, to generated a palette for each gobo from all of the fixture's
gobo wheels. The first palette will be "No Gobo", allowing you to easily
remove any gobos from the beam.
You can also record your own shape palettes, useful for if you want a certain gobo rotating at a certain speed, or
useful to save your hard work if you have spent time getting your framing shutters just right.
Click here to head to the Palettes chapter to find out more about programming palettes.
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