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myDMX 3.0 / Edit
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Select all fixtures3.
De-select all fixtures4.
Select odd fixtures (1,3,5,7 etc…)5.
Invert the selection6.
Move the selection up and down by selecting the next and previous fixtures in the order they are7.
defined within the patch window
Fixture Index
As fixtures are selected, a number appears at the bottom of the square. This is the fixture index. It’s important to select fixtures
in the correct order when working with effects because effects are generated in the index order. Imagine you have a line of
fixtures and want to create a pixel effect with a rainbow scrolling from left to right. In this case, be sure that the fixture index’s
are numbered from left to right as the example shows below. When the quick selection buttons are used, fixtures are indexed in
the order specified in the patch window.
Positioning Fixtures
Fixtures can be positioned manually by dragging a dropping the squares. If a multi-selection of fixtures has been made, you can
change the relative positions by adjusting the position of the square with the small circles (like resizing an image). The selection
can also be rotated by dragging the small circle at the top centre of the selection perimeter.
A fixture selection can be rotated 45 degrees left and right using the rotation icons on the toolbar.
Fixtures can be quickly positioned in a line, circle or matrix by clicking the shape icon on the toolbar.
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