When the last child cue is triggered, the playhead will advance to the first cue after the Group When a Group set to this mode is triggered, the first child cue will start and the playhead will advance to the next child cue within the Group. Start first child and enter into group.ДЄ Group in this mode has a blue outline with rounded corners. You can learn more about Timeline mode in the Timeline tab section below. Since child cues start simultaneously, the order of the child cues does not matter at all. When a Group set to this mode is triggered, all child cues will start simultaneously and the playhead will advance to the next cue after the Group. The Mode TabДЄ Group cue can be set to one of four modes: Timeline - Start all children simultaneously.ДЄ Group in this mode has a green outline with square corners.

Please refer to the section on the inspector to learn about the Basics and Triggers tabs of the inspector. Group cues set to Timeline mode also show a вЂњTimelineвЂќ tab. When a Group cue is selected, the inspector shows three tabs: Basics, Triggers and Mode. Group cues behave exactly the same way whether they are collapsed or expanded.

Once a group is created, it can be collapsed or expanded for visual simplicity using the gray disclosure arrow in the upper-left corner.

If you create a Group cue while one or more other cues are selected, those cues will be placed inside the newly created Group. The default keyboard shortcut to create a group is вЊ0. The cues within the Group, called вЂњchildвЂќ cues, can be any type of cue including other Group cues, and will behave in one of several ways depending on the mode of the вЂњparentвЂќ Group. A Group cue is a type of cue which contains other cues.

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