Snapshots for Multiple Window States in Vista

Snapshots for Multiple Window States in Vista

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Snapshots for Multiple Window States in Vista

101 Lighting

Description

Snapshots in Vista help to efficiently restore and manage the layout and configuration of your lighting console. Snapshots are a powerful tool for saving and recalling the state of the desk, including the arrangement of windows and other interface elements. Tony provides a guide on using snapshots, customizing workspaces, and utilizing multiple screens to optimize your lighting programming workflow.

Setting Up a Snapshot

Tony walks through the process of setting up a new snapshot in Vista.

Choose a Spot for Snapshots: Begin by locating a section in the multi-quick picker to establish a tab for snapshots.
Configuring Workspace: Customize your workspace by adding and arranging windows to create an optimal view.

Creating and Naming Snapshots

Follow the steps to save your custom view as a snapshot.

Naming and Recording: Assign a name to your snapshot and select what elements you want to record, such as window layout and preset filters.
Managing Snapshots: Use snapshots to switch between different views, ensuring a clean and efficient layout is maintained.

User Configurable Screen

Explore the possibilities of a customizable user screen.

Adding and Arranging Windows: Utilize the user-configurable screen to add elements like an NDI preview window, DMX view, and quick picker.
Organizing Quick Pickers: Arrange multiple quick pickers to suit your workflow and make navigation easier.

Leveraging Multiple Screens

Take advantage of dual or triple monitor setups.

Setup External Windows: Configure additional monitors to expand your workspace, allowing for a more organized layout with separate sections for fixtures, timelines, and presets.
Efficient Navigation: Use multiple screens to quickly access different tools and views without having to switch between tabs.

Snapshots in Vista help to efficiently restore and manage the layout and configuration of your lighting console. Snapshots are a powerful tool for saving and recalling the state of the desk, including the arrangement of windows and other interface elements. Tony provides a guide on using snapshots, customizing workspaces, and utilizing multiple screens to optimize your lighting programming workflow.

Setting Up a Snapshot

Tony walks through the process of setting up a new snapshot in Vista.

Choose a Spot for Snapshots: Begin by locating a section in the multi-quick picker to establish a tab for snapshots.
Configuring Workspace: Customize your workspace by adding and arranging windows to create an optimal view.

Creating and Naming Snapshots

Follow the steps to save your custom view as a snapshot.

Naming and Recording: Assign a name to your snapshot and select what elements you want to record, such as window layout and preset filters.
Managing Snapshots: Use snapshots to switch between different views, ensuring a clean and efficient layout is maintained.

User Configurable Screen

Explore the possibilities of a customizable user screen.

Adding and Arranging Windows: Utilize the user-configurable screen to add elements like an NDI preview window, DMX view, and quick picker.
Organizing Quick Pickers: Arrange multiple quick pickers to suit your workflow and make navigation easier.

Leveraging Multiple Screens

Take advantage of dual or triple monitor setups.

Setup External Windows: Configure additional monitors to expand your workspace, allowing for a more organized layout with separate sections for fixtures, timelines, and presets.
Efficient Navigation: Use multiple screens to quickly access different tools and views without having to switch between tabs.