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Chris Monson: /* Panels */

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‎Panels

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 == Panels ==
-Panels are the main type of interface element that you will work with in Light Forge. Panels can be scaled, split into multiple panels, changed to different panels, or removed entirely.
+Panels are the main type of interface element that you will work with in Lightforge. Panels can be scaled, split into multiple panels, changed to different panels, or removed entirely.
 === Working With Panels ===

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	==== Attributes ====		==== Attributes ====
	The [[Attributes Panel]] lets you adjust all the various attributes that a lighting fixture may utilize.		The [[Attributes Panel]] lets you adjust all the various attributes that a lighting fixture may utilize.
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		+	==== Audio Player ====
		+	The [[Audio Player Panel]] lets you play back audio tracks without syncing them to your timeline.

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 === Working With Panels ===
-Ever panel contains two handles. One to divide or remove a panel in the top right corner, and one to change the panel type in the top left corner.
+Every panel contains two handles. One to divide or remove a panel in the top right corner, and one to change the panel type in the top left corner.
 ==== Dividing a Panel ====
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 ==== Timeline ====
 ==== Show List ====
 ==== Cue Editor ====
 ==== Show Controls ====
 ==== Submasters ====
 ==== Palettes ====
 ==== Effects ====
 ==== Effect Settings ====
 ==== DMX ====
 ==== Color Picker ====
 ==== Intensity ====
 ==== Positioner ====
 ==== Attributes ====

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−	The ~~Light Forge~~ interface is designed to be very customizable and allow you the ability to set up the interface in whatever manner makes the most sense to you, or however makes the most sense for your particular application.	+	The Lightforge interface is designed to be very customizable and allow you the ability to set up the interface in whatever manner makes the most sense to you, or however makes the most sense for your particular application.

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	==== Groups ====		==== Groups ====
		+	The [[Groups Panel]] is the primary means for managing and selecting your lighting rig.

	==== Timeline ====		==== Timeline ====

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 ==== Dividing a Panel ====
 ==== Removing a Panel ====
-==== Change the Panel Type ====
+To remove a panel, click on the top right handle, and drag it outside the bounds of the panel. The panel will highlight in red indicating that it is going to be removed from the interface. To cancel this operation, move your mouse back to the original handle position.
 === Panel Types ===

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	== Panels ==		== Panels ==
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		+	Panels are the main type of interface element that you will work with in Light Forge. Panels can be scaled, split into multiple panels, changed to different panels, or removed entirely.
		+
		+	=== Working With Panels ===
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		+	Ever panel contains two handles. One to divide or remove a panel in the top right corner, and one to change the panel type in the top left corner.
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		+	==== Dividing a Panel ====
		+
		+	==== Removing a Panel ====
		+
		+	==== Change the Panel Type ====

	=== Panel Types ===		=== Panel Types ===

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	The Light Forge interface is designed to be very customizable and allow you the ability to set up the interface in whatever manner makes the most sense to you, or however makes the most sense for your particular application.		The Light Forge interface is designed to be very customizable and allow you the ability to set up the interface in whatever manner makes the most sense to you, or however makes the most sense for your particular application.
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		+	== Panels ==
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		+	=== Panel Types ===