Let's take a look at the controls in the system that are specific to color.
In looking at Color Controls,
the first area we want to spend some time in is Scrollers.
I'm going to say, [Group] [10] [Full] [Full].
That's going to bring up my side light with my scrollers on them.
When we're working with non-intensity parameters on the system,
we're going to be interacting a lot with our encoders,
and our Encoder Display.
As you can see on the Eos TI hardware,
we have a dedicated display,
with four encoders on the side
and two dedicated Pan and Tilt encoders on the bottom.
On other hardware, we will have an [Encoder display] button
which is near your [Displays] key,
and that will pop up your Encoder Display in your CIA.
There are also only four encoders on other hardware.
So there's an additional [Focus] button
which will get you to your Pan and Tilt encoders.
I'm going to navigate to the [Color] page of my Encoder Display.
And you can see that it identifies my Scroller.
And I can take my encoder and roll the wheel,
and that's going to snap me full frame, between my scroller.
I can also use my {Expand} area,
and just hop to individual frames that may be in the scroller roll.
And that's great.
If I want to hop to a specific frame,
I can hit {Scroller} in my encoder area,
or I can use the Scroller tile in my CIA parameter tiles
to get that on the command line.
And if I type [8] [Enter], it's going to take me to Scroller Fame 8.
If you want to use your encoder wheel to go between frames
instead of snapping full frame to full frame,
hold down your [Shift] key,
and as you roll your scroller,
it's going to allow you to split those frames.
So you can slowly move full frame to full frame.
And finally if you want to Home just that parameter,
there's a little {🏠} soft key
and you can take that scroller right back to its home value
which is an open frame.
So next, we're going to look at color control with LEDs.
So I'm going to go ahead and [Clear] [Sneak] [Enter],
it's going to clear out those scroller channels.
And let's grab [Group] [3] [+] [Group] [4]
and put them [At] [Full] [Enter].
And with those selected, you'll notice that my Encoder Display
as well as my CIA parameter tiles
paint with the different colors that are in those fixtures.
And these are red, green, blue, lime fixtures.
So just like before, I can use my encoders
to roll the different colors down or up.
I also get Min and Max buttons.
So for example, if I want just blue to be on
I can hit {Min} my other three colors.
And blue will be at 100%.
If I want to get my parameter on the command line to give a specific value,
can use my parameter tiles to hit {Red}
and the type [50] and that'll take it to a level of 50%.
I can also use my Encoder Display
and touch the parameter name {Red},
that'll do the same thing.
Then, I can put it [At] [Full] [Enter].
Or, my encoder has a button in the center
that will also get the parameter on the command line,
and I can put that at a value.
keep in mind if you have the flatter encoders.
The entire encoder is the button.
Another way I can control color and fixtures
is by using our Color Picker tab.
So I'm going to {+} a tab here,
and find my Color Picker control.
And the color picker breaks down by default into three areas:
You have your CIE Color Space,
you have your Gel Library
which is right here in the middle.
And then it actually shows all of the gel swatches
when you select a library.
So I'm going to go ahead and say, [Group] [3] [+] [Group] [4] [Home] [Enter],
It's going to set those back to their home value which is all LEDs at full.
And I'm going to go into {Lee},
and I'm going to find {Lee 116}.
That will put those fixtures at a close approximation of that gel.
If I want a different color,
I can go into {Rosco Roscolux} and find {R21].
It's going to give me a nice orange.
And you'll notice that all of the gel libraries
have numbers associated with them.
So I can use the command line to access some of those faster.
I'm going to say [Select Last],
and I'm going to use {Color} in my CIA.
I'm going to type [5] [/]
which stands for Rosco Roscolux, [381] [Enter].
And that's going to take me to Roscolux 381.
I can also say [At] [3] [/] [345] [Enter],
and that's going to take me to Lee 345.
There's another library in the Color Picker tab which is very useful.
The very bottom of my gel library is a library called Standard Colors.
And you'll notice that I get color temperature whites on here,
as well as some really basic mixed colors.
So with my channel still selected
I can just hit {Red}
and it'll take me to a very simple red.
I can tap {Purple 75%},
that's going to take me to a less saturate purple.
And if I tap something like [3500 K],
it's going to take me to 3500 Kelvin mixed white.