To get the Fade keyword in the command line press Time.
Another way is to type Fade or the shortcut Fa directly in the command line.
Description
Section titled “Description”Fade is a helping keyword to indicate fade times.
As a helping keyword for playback functions (for example Goto), this keyword sets the time used to execute the function.
As a helping keyword for programming functions (for example Store), this keyword sets the fade time of an object.
Used as a starting keyword, Fade applies individual timing in the programmer for the current selection and attributes.
Hint:
As long as the command line starts with a function, the fade keyword and value may appear anywhere in the command line.
Syntax
Section titled “Syntax”Fade [Value-list]
Examples
Section titled “Examples”- To crossfade to cue 3 in the selected executor in 4 seconds type in the command line:
[Channel]> Goto Cue 3 Fade 4
- To create cue 3 in the selected executor and set its fade time to 4 seconds type in the command line:
[Channel]> Store Cue 3 Fade 4
- To set the fade time of cue 2 in the selected executor to 3 seconds type in the command line:
[Channel]> Assign Fade 3 Cue 2
- To set the individual fade time of 2 seconds to the current selection/attributes type in the command line:
[Channel]> Fade 2
- To set the fixture selection to 50 % and give them an individual fade time of 2 seconds to the selected attributes type in the command line:
[Channel]> At 50 Fade 2