Steve Nield Posted April 14, 2020 Share Posted April 14, 2020 Attached is a screen grab of 5 Ayrton Dream Panel twins in a side hang orientation. Is there a way to set the default fixture tilt so that the panels facing forward ? Quote Link to comment
Vectorworks, Inc Employee klinzey Posted April 14, 2020 Vectorworks, Inc Employee Share Posted April 14, 2020 You can't do it with a specific fixture, it is a global setting. In the Spotlight Preferences dialog, adjust the Default focus tilt angle. From the screenshot it looks like it's set to 30 deg now. 1 Quote Link to comment
scottmoore Posted April 14, 2020 Share Posted April 14, 2020 This may not help you but is still a pretty cool hack. Set a focus point that is perhaps 20’ high and set it 1,000’ downstage its so. Call it “audience”, “straight out”, “house” or something suitable. Then you can select all of those fixtures and focus them to that point. With something like Magic Panels, there will be some pan as well which may not be the look you want but it’s still pretty cool. Two additional notes: 1- I would make the geometry for this focus point much larger so you don’t get really confused when you perform a “select all” function. 2- you can duplicate this focus and send one duplicate way higher to create a quick arial focus and one duplicate way lower to create a “straight apron” focus. Both of these can be very useful for concert lighting and makes for a very expedient process. Keep those three focuses in your template file. 1 Quote Link to comment
Steve Nield Posted April 14, 2020 Author Share Posted April 14, 2020 4 hours ago, klinzey said: You can't do it with a specific fixture, it is a global setting. In the Spotlight Preferences dialog, adjust the Default focus tilt angle. From the screenshot it looks like it's set to 30 deg now. Perfect , Thank you. Quote Link to comment
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