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Planning lighting scenes, chasers and a timed show with QLC+: a reading of its manual pages
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What this guide covers
A source note for people planning DMX lighting for their own set, covering how the QLC+ pages describe fixtures, scenes, chasers, the show manager timeline and how overlapping levels are resolved. It is a reading of the README and five manual pages; nothing was installed, run or sent to hardware.
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Guide title
Planning lighting scenes, chasers and a timed show with QLC+: a reading of its manual pages
Coverage
A source note for people planning DMX lighting for their own set, covering how the QLC+ pages describe fixtures, scenes, chasers, the show manager timeline and how overlapping levels are resolved. It is a reading of the README and five manual pages; nothing was installed, run or sent to hardware.
Useful starting points
- A scene only changes the channels you have enabled in it; channels left disabled are never touched.
- Chaser step times are in seconds by default.
- The Show Manager page warns that two audio files cannot be played at the same time, even though the tool lets you add them.
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