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# Cues

 A cue contains a list of commands, wich all be triggered when the cue is called.

Some options are available in cues : 

* Auto follow : indicate the behaviour of the cue after executing its commands : 
  * Wait for go : the cue stop the cuelist execution, waiting for a go command from the user
  * End of transition : the cue triggers the next cue at the end of all transitions of all its commands (delays and fades) plus the auto follow time
  * Immediate : the cue triggers the next cue right after its own triggering (even if fades and delays are still running) plus auto follow time
* Random Callable : if not checked, this cue won't be callable when it parent cuelist triggers a "Go random"

Each command contains : 

* a selection manager, you can choose here fixtures, subfixtures and groups you wanna modify
* a values manager, you can give multiple values to your selection, or apply it some presets
* some timing options


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