The time display and the playback control
The representation of the scene transitions (sound-light-media scene transitions)
Show Control
The display of active scene transitions
Entering stage instructions
HTML Export
Open the settings of a scene transition
The representation of jumps (loops)
Automatic scrolling

The time display and the play buttons correspond to those described in the play control.
The recording of the times is also described in the play control.

The representation of the scene transitions (sound-light-media scene transitions)

The scene transitions (scene bridges) are displayed with their type name and the properties "Stop" and "Active", a play button and the time until the next scene transition.
The main scene transitions are shown with red and sound, light or media scene transitions with a gray background.

	The 'Stop' property of the scene transition is displayed and can be changed by clicking on it. Filled: The PlayCursor will stop at the beginning of the scene transition Not Filled: The PlayCursor will not stop and enter the scene transition
	The 'active' property of the scene transition is displayed and can be changed by clicking on it. Filled: The scene transition is active and can be played back Not Filled: The scene transition is inactive and is skipped (the next active scene transition is played) Main scene transitions are skipped, the next main scene transition is played, all intermediate (normal) scene transitions are skipped.
	The icons indicate whether it is a sound, light or media scene transition
	Click on  to start the scene transition. If the scene is being played, the icon changes to , the icon can still be clicked and the scene transition can be played again. In the case of main scene transitions (shown in red), the sound, light and media scene transitions are started. The icon react when the left mouse button is released. If you pressed the mouse button on the icon and want to cancel the action, move the mouse (with the mouse button pressed) far away from the icon and then release the mouse button.
	Double-clicking on the name of a scene transition opens the Object Properties window of the scene transition. Here you can set the name, jumps, etc. However, you should pay attention when changing the length to check the object arrangement in the timeline again. For main scene transitions (shown in red), you must adjust the changes to fade times and jumps for the sound, light, and media scene transition. Reminder: Main scenes transitions are only linked to the starting position, the length and the name!
	The time until the next scene transition. The sound, light, or media scene transition that is next in the Timeline. With can be switched between the time as arranged in the timeline and the recorded time. The recorded times are displayed in green.

Show control

It is possible to start individual scene transitions with the Playbutton , where the following rules apply:

1.) The scene transitions start at the same position and are arranged in a row in the scene book	All scene transitions are started when one of them is started. This is the case for main transitions, since here the sound, light and media scene transition always start at the same position. However, individual scene transitions (either sound, light, and / or media scene transitions) arranged to the same start position start together when one of them is started.
2,)   The scene transitions start at different positions and are in the scene book in different rows	The scene transitions start independently. It only starts a single scene transition at a time.

Scene transitions which are currently being played or before the PlayCursor has stopped are displayed with a frame.
Scene bridge is being played

PlayCursor stopped just before the scene transition

The difference between the two representations is the representation of the play button 

Entering stage instructions

As in a text editor, you can enter instructions before and after a scene transition. To do this, click in the gray area above or under the name of the scene transition.



If you plan to use an Android device (smartphone or Android MP3 player) as a remote control, the following must be noticed- see Remote Einstellungen.

• Text in quotation marks is transmitted to the remote control and read aloud
• Text without quotation marks can only be seen in the scene book and will not be transmitted.
• Text after a scene transition is read directly after the announcement of the current scene change
• Text before a scene transition is read out shortly after the announcement of the current change

Note: A scene change or the announcement of the next scene is only read out if the scene transition has a name and does not start with the character #. The stage instructions, however, are read aloud. Thus, artificial scene transitions can be inserted in the timeline, which have only the purpose of transmitting stage instructions!

Text can also be transferred to only one specific user or user group.
Enter the text as follows:
"User # Directions",
The text must be enclosed in quotation marks and the user name is separated from the statement text by the rhombus #.

The following rules apply:

"instruction"	The instruction is transferred to all, since no user is named here.
"user1#instruction"	The instruction is only transferred to user1.
"user2#instruction "	The instruction is only transferred to user1.
"user#instruction "	The instruction is passed to both users. The program compares the text before the # sign with the registered user names, if the text is contained in a user name, the instruction is transferred to it. This allows user groups to be created implicitly by entering the group name in the user name. Example 1: WardrobeLadies and WardrobeGentlemens Example 2: Spot1, Spot2 and Spot3

The text style can be changed

	This can be used to change the font
	Use this to turn bold text on and off
	This can be used to turn Italics on and off
	The font color can be changed here

This can be used to show or hide the stage instructions

HTML Export

The complete scenebook is saved in a HTML file. You can easily view this file with a web browser. To edit the file you need a program that can open HTML files (eg OpenOffice, NVU, Amarath).

The scene book is exported to a HTML file. If the stage instructions are shown, they are also exported. If the stage instructions are not shown, only the pure program (scene transitions) sequence is exported. If the times are recorded (see play control), the times shown in the list refer to the recorded times. Otherwise, the times of the timeline are used. Field separators: semicolon ; Character set: UTF8 Column Order: Start time Starting with the first main scene transition/bridge The start time of the scene transition (scenebridge) is displayed (main scenebridges have a red and normal scenebridges a gray background). Duration from one main scene transition to the next Duration of the scenebridge sound to the next Scene transition sound - name of the scenebridge Duration of the scenebridge DMX light to the next Scene transition DMX light - name of the scenebridge Duration of the scenebridge media to the next Scene transition media - name of the scenebridge The stage instructions are output before and after the scene transitions.

Open the settings of a scene transition

As in the Timeline, you can open the Properties window (object settings) of a scene transition by double-clicking the name of a scene transition with the mouse.

Caution: It makes a difference in a master transition when you click on the sound, light or media name. Since the main scene transitions are coupled with some features, but other properties for each part (sound, light, media) can and must be entered separately.

The representation of jumps (loops)

If jumps are set for the scene transition, they are displayed above the scene transition name.
The jumps can be defined in the properties of the scene transition /- bridge (double click on the scene transition - see also Timeline scene transitions).

By clicking on the symbol, a jump can be deactivated and activated, the symbol changes its appearance accordingly:

	The jump is activated and is executed when the PlayCursor reaches the scene transition
	The jump is disabled and is NOT executed
	The jump destination (scene bridge) itself is deactivated and can not be started!

Automatic scrolling

The scene book scrolls automatically with the PlayCursor and this with the sound light or media PlayCursor or all.

The scrolling behavior can be changed.

	Clicking can be used to switch the tracking of the sound PlayCorner on or off. Blue frame visible: The sound PlayCursor is tracked no frame: The sound PlayCursor is not tracked
	Clicking can be used to switch the tracking of the light PlayCorner on or off. Blue frame visible: The light PlayCursor is tracked no frame: The light PlayCursor is not tracked
	Clicking can be used to switch the tracking of the media PlayCorner on or off. Blue frame visible: The media PlayCursor is tracked no frame: The media PlayCursor is not tracked