BlinderKitten
  • Welcome to BlinderKitten documentation
  • First steps
    • Glossary
    • My first hand made fixture
    • The progammer, the encoders and the input panel
    • Groups and presets
    • A simple cuelist
    • A second cuelist
    • More informations about cuelists
    • Let the assistant help you
    • Grid views
    • Some infos about the interface
  • Object Types
    • Interfaces
    • Channel families and types
    • Fixture types
    • Fixtures
    • Groups
    • Selection filters
    • Presets
    • Cuelists
    • Cues
    • Effects
    • Carousels
    • Mappers
  • Advanced Topics
    • Use capture with blinderKitten
    • Use grandma3 3D with blinderkitten
    • Use chamsys magic vis with blinderkitten
    • How to setup a tracker
  • Annexes
    • GDTF Import
    • OSC Remote
    • Coordinate system
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More informations about cuelists

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Last updated 3 years ago

Cuelists are a central object of BlinderKitten.

They can be used in different ways :

  • As a simple "master" cuelist : you set the intensity of a group of fixtures and use the HTP level to set the desired intensity in live

  • As a "palette" cuelist : you record a color, position or gobo in each cue of you cuelist and yse the load function to set the next cue you want to use

  • As a "conductor" cuelist : each cue contains all desired data in your show order.

All cuelists controls are detailed in the .

cuelist page