You´re absolutely right, AT would copy every Attribute value from one Fixture to the other one- as long as you don´t limit it to the values you want. In the clip we show just another way of doing it, but in an already filtered/ limited way... maybe not everybodys way vavour, but I f. e. use it for clean programming of moving path values or when I work with media servers, short when values are kind of abstract and in 16Bit resolution. But thanks for your comment, I am a big fan of the AT function!
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You´re absolutely right, AT would copy every Attribute value from one Fixture to the other one- as long as you don´t limit it to the values you want. In the clip we show just another way of doing it, but in an already filtered/ limited way... maybe not everybodys way vavour, but I f. e. use it for clean programming of moving path values or when I work with media servers, short when values are kind of abstract and in 16Bit resolution. But thanks for your comment, I am a big fan of the AT function!
Wasn’t there some function like: this fixture AT that fixture (with copied the values from one to another)?
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