Usage
When using Remdim any channel you don’t specify in the command line that is above 0% is taken to 0%, unless the intensity of that light is provided by a submaster or is parked.
This is especially useful to crash (snap to) spotlights, where the most important part of the look is that no other light is turned on.
This are a bunch of weird usages of Remdim . As such, there are a lot of complex examples.
Examples
Sets every light that isn’t channel 1 (given the above exceptions) to 0%.
Same as above, but also sets channel 1 to 100%.
Identical To:
Complex Examples
Sets every channel except channel 1 (and exceptions) that has an intensity above 10% to 10%. This won’t affect lights below 10%.
Same as above, but also sets channel 1 to 100%.
Identical to:
Similar to first example, instead setting all lights except 1 (and exceptions) to 10% of their current value.
Applies the RemDim command to the next patched channel after channel 1.
Applies the RemDim command to the previously patched channel (in this case, channel 1).
On Keyboard
Remdim
is mapped to H on a QWERTY keyboard.