programming question

Let me try again.

I want to create a pan/tilt chase where the center of the pan/tilt chase changes with whatever formation I have the moving lights set in.

NewEarth, Hi. I am not sure off the top of my head. Let me try to find out and get the info together for you. More than likely I might have any answer for you tomorrow.
Sincerely,
P.s. appreciate your patience.

Awesome, thanks for your help.

OK, I've heard back from our software engineers. This type of function is not currently in the Compu Show software, however it has now been put on a list of things to do and will be added in a future update to the program. When? I cannot say exactly. So just keep checking with us and we can let you know. Sound good?
Sincerely,

Sounds awesome. I would love to have it by new years but I know that is more than a stretch. I would pay those guys a bonus if it would speed up the process

What about a reverse function? I would love to see a movement or color chase going one direction and simply click "reverse" on the switch itself. Seems like that could be pretty huge for the live portion.

Ya New years isn't in the cards at this moment. sorry.
But for the reverse thing, that I believe would be the phasing dial. It could also depend on what the effect is and how it was created but normally for phasing 0-49 goes from all doing the same to left to right. 50 is every other. and 51-100 goes from right to left down to all doing the same again. Make sense?

Definitely understand that part, but as you search for the correct phasing (example - going from 3% to 97%), everything jerks around and goes crazy for a second until you find the sweet spot.

I was hoping for a simple one click button to send it the opposite direction more smoothly. The reason being, I have a lot of switches for color chases, and movements for that matter, that go left and then another to match that one going right. It would clear up half of my page seeing as how half of my color switches are opposite from the previous button.

right, ya that makes sense. I'll bring that up to our engineers next chance I get.
Sincerely,