I don't know EOS well enough to search for the answer to this question or to fully understand the manual and training videos.
I'm trying to build an effect to simulate waves in lights along my side walls. My concept is to have intensity fade up and at the same time take the color from blue towards white then both should fade back to their initial levels while the next light fades up. This should start at one end of the wall and bounce back an forth. A > B > C > D > C > B > A > B > C, ...
From what playing I've done I think I'd rather use a relative effect(s) so I can more easily tweak things like the intensity levels from the peak to the trough and how much color change there is. Is this doable? I think I could do it with Step based effect but then (at least as far as I understand) wouldn't be able to edit the effect live as easily.
Any suggestions or thoughts?
I'm trying to build an effect to simulate waves in lights along my side walls. My concept is to have intensity fade up and at the same time take the color from blue towards white then both should fade back to their initial levels while the next light fades up. This should start at one end of the wall and bounce back an forth. A > B > C > D > C > B > A > B > C, ...
From what playing I've done I think I'd rather use a relative effect(s) so I can more easily tweak things like the intensity levels from the peak to the trough and how much color change there is. Is this doable? I think I could do it with Step based effect but then (at least as far as I understand) wouldn't be able to edit the effect live as easily.
Any suggestions or thoughts?