Two new guides, CSV, alternatives and more templates
Guides to naming cues and to sub-cues and decimal cue numbers in grandMA3, a page on CSV run sheets, a comparison with other grandMA3 tools, and run of show and running order templates.
What’s new
What has shipped in CueSetter, newest first.
Guides to naming cues and to sub-cues and decimal cue numbers in grandMA3, a page on CSV run sheets, a comparison with other grandMA3 tools, and run of show and running order templates.
This page. After a download, a short line asks whether the macro worked on your console. The run sheet template has a ready-made message producers can send to their lighting operator.
We count macro downloads. Only the number of cues, the grandMA3 version and the site language are sent, never anything from the run sheet.
The site and the converter in German at /de. The import also knows German column names such as Nr., Uhrzeit, Dauer and Programmpunkt.
A run sheet template for Excel and Word in English, Norwegian and German, a guide to importing the macro on grandMA3, and a page on what a run sheet is.
One page per format that explains what the import reads from an Excel, PDF or Word run sheet, and how the cue list gets into grandMA3.
The front page shows its content from the first paint, and the PDF reader loads once the browser is idle.
An FAQ on the front page about file types, privacy, importing on the console, versions and cue numbers. Questions and feedback go to hello@cuesetter.com.
A compact header and step bar, a fixed bar at the bottom with Back and Next, and cue rows on two lines. A long review takes far less scrolling.
PDF run sheets could not be read in Safari on iPhone. They can now.
Reads .docx and .xlsx as well as PDF. Each sheet or Word table can be picked as the source, and Excel clock times show as HH:MM. A row can be deleted straight from the review, with undo.
Landscape pages, end-time columns, overlapping headers and duration and title in one cell. Items without a number get one between their neighbours (28, 28.5, 29), so the rest of the list keeps its numbers.
The converter in five steps: upload, columns, review, settings and export. In English and Norwegian, with light and dark mode, a sample run sheet, and drag and drop in the review.
The macro imports and builds the sequence with the right cue numbers and names, including sub-cues and the Note field. What goes in the Note field (start time and duration, the rest of the title) is now optional.
A run sheet as PDF or text becomes a grandMA3 macro that builds one sequence with one named cue per item. The cue list can be edited before export, and the command line is there as a backup.
Missing something, or does something not work on your console? Write to hello@cuesetter.com.