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5. Shapes - Page 143

Pearl 2008 Manual - 16th July 2007

the shape across each fixture.

1> In Shape Generator menu, press C [Set wheels to Spread].

2> The left hand wheel controls the Fine Spread. The right hand

wheel controls the Coarse spread.

3> Keep the Fine Spread at zero while you adjust the Coarse spread

to the desired value, or the output can get confusing.

• The order in which you selected the fixtures before assigning the

shape determines how the shapes are applied; the “first” fixture is

the one you select first and the “last” fixture is the one you select

last.

• If you select the fixtures using a group, the order in which you

selected the fixtures when recording the group is used.

5.1.4 Relative and Absolute shapes

Some shapes will operate on the current settings of the fixture; a Circle

shape, for example, will be centred around the current pan and tilt

positions of the fixture. This is called a relative shape. If you change

the pan and tilt of the fixture, the whole shape will be moved.

• All Position (pan/tilt) shapes, and other shapes with “User” or

“Usr” in the name, are Relative shapes.

Other shapes always operate about a fixed value; a Rainbow shape, for

example, is centred at the midpoint of the colour mix attributes so that

a full range of colours is obtained. This is called an absolute shape.

The current settings of the fixture are overridden by the shape.

• Non-position shapes (colour, gobo, focus, dimmer, iris) are usually

Absolute shapes, unless they have “User” or “Usr” in the name.

For example, “Magenta Even” is an absolute shape centred on

50% magenta, but “Magenta Even Usr” is a relative shape which

will change around the current Magenta value of the fixture.

If you run a memory containing a shape, when you turn the memory off

the shape will stop. The final state of the shape will be left as an offset

to the fixture settings. Option E of the Playback Parameters (see next

page) allows you to remove this offset when the shape stops and return

the fixture to its programmed settings.

5.2 Edit

5.2.1 Editing shapes which are running

The Shape Generator menu allows you to edit shapes which are running

using option B [Edit a shape]. This option lets you select which shape is

the “Active shape” (the one you can control the speed, size and spread

of with the wheels). You can’t edit shapes which are being played back

from a memory using this option, only shapes in the programmer.

1> If you are not in the Shape Generator menu press Softkey G from

the main menu

2> Press B [Edit a shape]

3> Next to the softkeys is a list of shapes you can edit.

4> Press a softkey to make the shape active. Active shapes are

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