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	{{Manual Box \| de \| Hint \| For beginners with DMXControl 3, presets should initially be ignored. It is recommended to work with {{Manual Windowcaption\|[[Cuelist DMXC3\|Cuelists]]}}, which then contain one or more scenes.}}		{{Manual Box \| en \| Hint \| For beginners with DMXControl 3, presets should initially be ignored. It is recommended to work with {{Manual Windowcaption\|[[Cuelist DMXC3\|Cuelists]]}}, which then contain one or more scenes.}}

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	Device presets can be freely combined. For example, one preset contains values only for the dimmer, while another preset contains different colors for various device groups.		Device presets can be freely combined. For example, one preset contains values only for the dimmer, while another preset contains different colors for various device groups.

	{{Manual Box \| de \| Important \| Each preset includes both a simple value and an effect. This means, conversely, that when applying a preset for a color, an effect cannot be manually added afterwards.}}		{{Manual Box \| en \| Important \| Each preset includes both a simple value and an effect. This means, conversely, that when applying a preset for a color, an effect cannot be manually added afterwards.}}

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| Type = DMXC3 Main-Software
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{{Manual Windowcaption|Presets}} are the central, program-wide storage for device properties used in multiple {{Manual Windowcaption|[[Cuelist DMXC3|Scenes (Cues)]]}}. It is not necessary to adopt an entire scene; instead, you can store only a part of a saved preset in a scene. Additionally, parts of multiple presets can be used in the same scene. Furthermore, the advantage of presets is that all referenced scenes are automatically updated as soon as you update the properties in the respective preset.

= Overview =

= Key Features =
{{Manual Box | de | Hint | For beginners with DMXControl 3, presets should initially be ignored. It is recommended to work with {{Manual Windowcaption|[[Cuelist DMXC3|Cuelists]]}}, which then contain one or more scenes.}}

= Controls =

= Usage =
== Types of Presets ==
There are three types of {{Manual Windowcaption|Presets}}:

=== Referenced Preset ===
A referenced preset is always used in its entirety as a {{Manual Windowcaption|Scene}} in a {{Manual Windowcaption|Cuelist}}. Everything saved in the preset will be played. Thus, the preset becomes a "global scene". Any later changes to the preset will be immediately reflected.

To directly use a preset in a cuelist, open the desired cuelist in the {{Manual Windowcaption|Cuelist Editor}} and add the preset via the command {{Manual MenuText|Add (Add)|Special (Special)|Preset}}.

=== Device Preset ===
A device preset is applied to one or more {{Manual Windowcaption|[[Device DMXC3|Devices]]}} or {{Manual Windowcaption|[[Device Group DMXC3|Device groups]]}} which are also saved in the preset. The filter is essentially "device and property". In this case, different values for a property can also be stored. For example, for RGB (1) => Red, RGB (2) => Green, and RGB (3) => Blue. When applying the preset to these three devices, each will get its respective color. Later changes to the preset will only affect those devices that were selected at the time of use.

A device preset can be used and applied in two ways:
* For all devices / device groups stored in this preset. In this case, you directly use the entry {{Manual MenuText|Apply to all}} in the preset window for the desired preset. No prior selection of devices and/or device groups is required.
* Only in parts based on a selection in the {{Manual Windowcaption|[[Stage View DMXC3|Stage View]]}}. In this case, it must be ensured that the selection contains only devices / device groups for which the preset was created. You then click on the entry {{Manual MenuText|Apply to selected}} in the preset window for the corresponding preset.

Device presets can be freely combined. For example, one preset contains values only for the dimmer, while another preset contains different colors for various device groups.

{{Manual Box | de | Important | Each preset includes both a simple value and an effect. This means, conversely, that when applying a preset for a color, an effect cannot be manually added afterwards.}}



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Jkuehn at 22:04, 3 March 2025