When a cue is being created, the sub cues are selected in QLab then a new group cue is created, nesting the sub-cues in the group cue.
However, this only works when there are multiple cues selected in QLab (otherwise it just appends the new group cue). Therefore, if there is only one sub-cue, the cue isn't properly nested.
In this case, we need to create a temporary cue whilst selecting and creating the group cue, then delete it afterwards.
janslow
commented
9 years ago
When a cue is being created, the sub cues are selected in QLab then a new group cue is created, nesting the sub-cues in the group cue.
However, this only works when there are multiple cues selected in QLab (otherwise it just appends the new group cue). Therefore, if there is only one sub-cue, the cue isn't properly nested.
In this case, we need to create a temporary cue whilst selecting and creating the group cue, then delete it afterwards.