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 We use this as the basic grouping of elements on the stage.  Typically this is fixutres of same location or type or combinations; which are used together during scenes to light the show.  In QLC+ are base set of groups created automatically when generating RGBMatrix features, however any seriues of fixtures anywhere on the stage can be grouped as desired.  
 
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 If you're gonna be using these fixture sets in a chase or RGB Matrix, remember to lay them out correctly relative to their position on the stage.
 
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 Sets of capablities for each fixture group are organized in to scenes that can then be used in collections to assemble the view
 
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 The path is preserved in the name to avoid collisions and allow easy reference in when viewing an entire collection.
 
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 We organize collections by their use-case and timing in the show.   I use a cue naming format that allows easy expansion/extenssion {song}-{part}-{cue}; and song 0 is before-curtain.
 
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 ## Chase
 
 The Show is then setup to be run via cue'ing using a "Chase".  Each cue is added with timings so that it can then be used as needed.  To do this a hold time of  &infin; is generally used so that the show can be cue'd via the virtual Console Cue List. Fade in/out timings can be set here as well .. and/or using a defined holdtime and duration can "auto-cue" where it makes sense.
 
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 ## Cuelist
 
 Once you've assembled the parts, A Cuelist is used in the Virtual Console to allow the show to be cued.  Once added to the Virutal console, in the configuration we define a "Next Cue" button ( we use M ), and a "Previous Cue" button to allow the operator to move the show through time. 
 
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