Can you have product auto assign to positions with some form of custom field?
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Pyro_22430000
Joined: Dec 2019 Posts: 4 Location: United States NewcomerI did not know if it was possible to have some form of custom field to link the product to a position. This way when you place a predetermined defined product, it automatically drops to the pre-determined position for that product type or size.
Example :
3″ shells go to 3″ position
4″ Shells go to 4″ position
Cakes go to the cake position.
This would save having to constantly have to select what position would like to shoot the product from. I am thinking of this as more of a rinse-and-repeat for 4th show scripting. I currently drop all the products at one position for the script and then sort them by size in the script window, then move them into the correct position while organized by size.
DrewFinaleJoined: Dec 2019 Posts: 557 Location: United States SilverWelcome to the Finale 3D community forum!
At the moment, Finale 3D doesn’t have a feature for pre-assigning product to positions. But that doesn’t mean we couldn’t add it in the future!
Designating products to specific positions seems like it might be a bit too restrictive. For example, if you pre-assigned each product to a position in the effect window, you would then be forced to use the exact same position names in every show or you would have to update your products. Instead of constraining products, what do you think about constraining positions to sizes and product types? For example, suppose you could set a position to be compatible with 3″ shells. This way, no product modifications would be necessary. 3″ shells would simply go into the matching position.
Pyro_22430000Joined: Dec 2019 Posts: 4 Location: United States NewcomerThat would solve my issue in most circumstantiates I believe. The only thing I could think of as another situation, is often we shoot product in a “3-inch Pairs”(Example) position because we have limited equipment on or around the 4th, so every cue counts. I could add a note of where it should go in bulk (A Field) , and then just click the product to drop on the timeline.
We are often dealing with seasonal shooters so we try and make it as simple and logical sense as possible.
This is just a broad Example.
Just a thought.
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