Editing Artist Help:Scene Sequence Control

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Right-click the scene object and select ''Control Panel'' or double-click the scene in the list view to open the Control Panel. The panel has the following controls,
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| Level || proportionally adjust the level sent to the contained link objects. The affected objects depends on the Level Mode. 
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| Rate || the speed of the chase stepping and fading. See Rate and BPM Control. 
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| Fader Mode || 
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| No Control || the Level has no function 
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| Control All || the Level controls all objects contained in the scene 
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| Dimmers Only || the Level only affects the level of dimmer parameters
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| Count || the number of times the last step in the scene is output before the scene automatically deactivates. Zero means continuous repeat. 
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| Hold || if this box is checked and the count is non-zero the scene will hold on the last step. Otherwise it will simply deactivate. 
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| Ramp || select the shape of the fade in and out slopes. 
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| Trigger || select the trigger source for the chase stepping. See Triggers. 
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| Direction || select the direction of the sequence. 
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| On || activate/deactivate the chase 
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| Soft Start || this means the first step will fade in according to the fade in time of the scene. Otherwise the first step will snap on. 
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| Retain Step || normally a scene will start at its first step. This will cause the scene to retain the current step when deactivated in order that it can start from this step on a subsequent activation. 
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| Default Fade Attribute || this determines how the Level of the scene is control when sub-scened. This is the default Link Attribute.
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| Linear || the scene level is controlled proportionally with parent fade. 
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| Non-Return to Zero || this is the same as Linear at present. 
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| Snap at End || the scene level is snapped on at the top of the parent fade. 
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| Snap at Start || the scene level is snapped on at the start of the parent fade. 
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| Snap on Both || not defined at present. 
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