Feature Request to Display a Specified Cue List for ETC EOS Consoles
Problem: Lots of cue lists cause confusion
When an EOS feed has multiple cue lists, displaying all of them can make the UI busy and can make it less clear what the current state of the venue is. In complex show structures, lots of cues being triggered can make it hard to determine the primary state of the device/venue.
Proposal
I'd love the ability to filter or specify a cue list to display. For example, always show only Cue List 1/. Ideally, this would be persistent enough, so I can 'set and forget'.
I can imagine that there are circumstances where having multiple instances of the same device with different cue lists might be useful, but my common use case wouldn't need that.
Context
We use Cue-View to monitor multiple venues simultaneously in order to enable a Duty LX to understand the state of each venue. When shows have multiple cue lists within EOS, particularly if they are used during show running (rather than rig checks), this can cause a confusing UI.
Feature Request to Display a Specified Cue List for ETC EOS Consoles
Problem: Lots of cue lists cause confusion When an EOS feed has multiple cue lists, displaying all of them can make the UI busy and can make it less clear what the current state of the venue is. In complex show structures, lots of cues being triggered can make it hard to determine the primary state of the device/venue.
Proposal I'd love the ability to filter or specify a cue list to display. For example, always show only Cue List 1/. Ideally, this would be persistent enough, so I can 'set and forget'. I can imagine that there are circumstances where having multiple instances of the same device with different cue lists might be useful, but my common use case wouldn't need that.
Context We use Cue-View to monitor multiple venues simultaneously in order to enable a Duty LX to understand the state of each venue. When shows have multiple cue lists within EOS, particularly if they are used during show running (rather than rig checks), this can cause a confusing UI.