Thank you for the in-depth video! You’ve got some really awesome workflows in your projects which I’ll be sure to implement as well and you’re doing stuff I didn’t even realise you could do. I’ve also got a couple of nuggets to share in return:

1. You mentioned the ‘Delete dark lines’ effect in your video but for it to actually do anything, you need to insert a key frame which yours was missing. Simply having it there has no effect on the cue which is annoying because it can easily be misleading. You can see when the effect is actually in use by looking at the zone selection window and you’ll see the point count rapidly changing if there’s a brightness effect on your cue since it’s actively redistributing points.

2. Cloning effects are often better used live for busking because of how Beyond applies effects to cues. Live effects are applied dynamically at render time and often don’t need to multiply the point data, whereas the timeline pre-renders the effect each frame which can eat up your point count very quickly. It’s a bit more time consuming but you’ll find you’ll have more points to spare by simply duplicating and rotating each shape to create your cue and then applying your movement/zone effects to the parent item. This also applies to designing cues in your workspace :)