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in this session,
we are going to be looking at cues.
The first I'm going to do is create a new quarter,
and then I'm just gonna assign a text asset.
Now,
I've already written the word que in my text,
so that's appeared.
So if you want to change your text,
you just click down in the right corner where it's a text and you can I'm gonna write que
again.
But you can change the text to say anything you wanted to say by default.
Enormous Say's the word Matt.
Over here on the left hand side,
I have all of my functionality so I could change the capacity,
the different parameters in there and the color the FX type,
etcetera.
But for now,
let's just leave.
It is a simple black and white.
I grabbed my court and I'm just drop it underneath.
Where I would put the scene so that is now stored is a Q.
I can still change the functionality so I can update it if I add new assets or I can give
it a different short cuts.
If I'm using a DMX controller,
for example,
I can also change the color as we do when we work unseen.
I could change the type of functionality I wanted to have,
etcetera.
I could change the fade.
Okay,
So that que is stored.
So all I'm going to do now is change the values here.
I'm just drag that down and put that next to it there,
and I'll just change the color to keep it nice and organized.
Excellent.
So what you will notice is I haven't had to create a new quad with different assets like we
have with scenes.
I'm just going toe change this one more time and again,
I just take my quarter on.
I just drug it down,
placing their change,
the color to keep you organized.
Excellent.
So now if I go back,
you'll see that my court changes color,
so it keeps the values I've set.
So if I want to edit that,
what you'll notice is everything that's in red.
So you'll notice that I can queue all of it.
I can change the parameters down here.
If you notice over the right side.
Nothing is in red.
That's because when I worked with queues,
it only affects the quote on the source within that Okay,
so let's try another asset.
So if I create a new quad and I give that value and I change the color of that and I drag
this quote oops,
I've selected both there and I drag this quote over here and let's change the value of that
on again.
I take quad number two and I just drag that that and I'm just going to change the course so
I know what these are.
I can also rename it Should I want to.
So by double clicking,
I convening thes cues so wherever I want them to be,
so I can see them a little bit clearer.
Now,
I just want to look at this.
When I cook you one,
you'll notice that quote to as overriding.
That's if I just close that down on I go.
Q one que two Q three and I go to the next one.
It re highlights quote to,
and it overrides that value there.
So that's a really quick introduction toe working with queues
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