Static: The 'Static' effect option is used for setting static or solid colors on single or multiple fixtures. REMEMBER THAT EACH FIXTURE OR GROUP MUST BE SELECTED IN ORDER TO MAKE CHANGES ON THE TIMELINE. You can easily move the position and length of an effect directly in the timeline. Timeline: The timeline is where you will see the effects that you have created for your different lighting fixtures and groups. A rectangle group is required for RGB matrix effects, which we will go over in further steps. After adding an effect there will be many editing options to get the effects you desire. Simply click and highlight the fixture or group you would like to edit, and then click and drag an effect to the timeline. Take note that a fixture or group has to be clicked and highlighted orange in order to make changes on the timeline.Įffects: There are a variety of built in effects that make building lighting scenes easier. There are many group options that we will go over later in this tutorial. Groups: The groups section is where you have control over your DMX fixtures. Loop will give you the option of how many times you want to play your scene, next will give you the option of which scene to play after the loop and the other options are made for advanced triggering control through relays and other options. Most of these options are obsolete for basic lighting scene production. Scenes: There are a variety of options for your scenes including 'Duration', 'Loop', 'Next', 'Stop', 'Port', 'Scenes Order', and 'Shortcut'. In your 'Editor' tab you will be using the sections labeled 'Scenes', 'Groups', 'Timelines' and 'Effects', there is also an 'Areas' section but this option is more technical than the purposes of this tutorial and only necessary for large scale applications using multiple STICK controllers over a local area network. After you have setup your lighting fixtures to the appropriate DMX address you can now begin to build your lighting scenes.
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