Well, I guess I'm doing something wrong then.
Please point me to the video or instructions on how you do, what you suggest. Please remember, I'm new to this PC software and pixels. And having ADHD isn't helping, lol. So bear with me, please.
10 previews would be equal to 10 groups i have to exclude or hide from the preview.
So lets say I started a song and placed the butterfly effects with small changes on different groups (House outline, Icicles, Mini Stars which are on top of Mini Trees). So there is 4 groups that are being used by a butterfly effect. Now in the house preview, the 4 groups are lit up doing there thing. But I would like to add a different group called Snowflakes with a Color Wash effect.
I can't figure out how to hide the other 4 groups, without deleting them. So I can concentrate on the snowflakes timing to the song.
Also if I'm not really owning all the props yet that I'm programming, the one's I do have I think will not be in time to the music. And that also depends on where i start. I want 8 snowflakes on the roof, but can only afford 4 now. So the 2 outsides might not look good if I use them for a piano keyed effect. Then in the future, I can just address them to the same DMX channels or something like this [Want 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8] [Now 3-4-5-6 get programmed] [Future I use DMX channel from Now and add to the rest from Want for an look 3 & 1 - 4 & 2 - 5 & 7 - 6 & 8] If anybody is understanding this, I applaud you. I kept adding stuff in...my brain hurts.
3 hours later...
While trying to figure this out I also stumbled upon Edit Display Elements. Then select models in the group to view in preview only along with all timings. Is this what your referring to?? Because I still cannot make the other 4 groups hide.
Ok for the really really short question, lol
Is there a Intensity/Blackout/a temporally way to turn off the RGB colors from 255 to 0 on selected models, button? Like on a lighting console. If not, then its just an idea for the future releases.
I guess I was so used to programming theater lighting with moving lights, it just make programming really simple for me. Maybe I should seek out Tom in those YouTube videos. I really wanted to stretch my creative mind, while designing lighting scenes. Which I don't even know if I can save as a preset effect. And if I could, I'd have a couple hundred. Which I could just pull out of a library and add it into the show cue, instead of altering each effect to my liking on every cue.