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Revision as of 02:07, 14 May 2024
The workspace is a collection of files that contain all the program information for the show you are about to create. It also saves the Interface Manager and Input Output Patch. Four main files make up the workspace. They are,
| File Description | File Extension |
|---|---|
| Workspace Contains reference to the other workspace files and information about the user interface setup | .wsp |
| Fixtures Contain the definition of all your fixtures, Interface Manager and Input Output Patch | .fix |
| Scenes Contain all your programmed Scenes | .scn |
| Cue Lists Contains all your programmed show Cues | .clt |
To start your own Workspace, Start the Workspace wizard from Main Menu/Wizards/Workspace. See Workspace Wizard.
Use the default directory
Enter a name for your Workspace
Enter your name as the Programmer
Enter the Venue name
Click Next
Use the default Templates
Set the number of universes you are going to use. You can add more at any later time.
Click Next and review the summary.
Click End.
When the Workspace wizard is complete it will automatically run the Fixture Wizard. See also Installing Fixtures.
Get control of your fixture and check they are connected and defined correctly. See Fixture Control, Chase and Effects control.
You now have a new Workspace ready to be programmed.