Stage Cue Mapper

Paint the areas of the stage you want illuminated. The program finds the matching working cues and suggests the intensity settings for each individual fixture. Every fixture is modeled with a circular beam.

1. Stage Editor

12 × 4

Stage dimensions

Columns: Rows:

Columns control the width. Rows control the depth. Resizing attempts to preserve your existing painted areas.

Stage Right Viewing from audience Stage Left

UPSTAGE / BACK Paint your target area

FRONT OF STAGE / AUDIENCE

AUDIENCE

Click or drag across the squares to paint your desired lighting intensity.

Select fixture to aim:

Select a fixture, choose Aim Lights, and click the stage to position the center of its circular beam.

2. Cue Recommendations

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CUES TO BRING UP

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Paint your desired stage area.

Selected squares 0

Lights on 0

Adjust each individual fixture below. Turning a fixture on manually includes its cue, even if its beam does not currently overlap a painted area.

3. Extra Stage-Bar Cues

These are the additional group cues from your typed list.

Cue 25
All C fixtures in first stage-bar row

Cue 28
All F fixtures in second stage-bar row

Cue 29
F1 and F4 in third stage-bar row

These group cues are controlled separately because the exact beam positions of their individual fixtures have not been mapped.

Working Cue Reference

Only the working cues you supplied are included. All other cue numbers are treated as unavailable.

How the lighting calculations work

Each light is represented by a circular beam. A fixture is suggested when its beam overlaps a painted stage square.

Its suggested intensity is the highest target intensity of the squares its beam covers.

The initial beam positions and sizes are estimates. Use Aim Lights and the beam-radius slider to calibrate the program to your real stage.

Overlapping circular beams may add together in the real world. This program does not calculate measured brightness or lux.

Standalone JavaScript application · No internet required · No direct ETC Ion XE connection