Hmmm, kind of but not quite.
Say I work from a template show that is not your template show… (I do and so does everyone I work with).
Since there is no way that I know of that makes one of my own shows act as a true template file, I need to recall it and save it as whatever I want to call the show.
But after I’ve done that, afaik, the ‘last show recalled’ still shows my template file and not what I just saved it as.
Now understand that this is perhaps factually correct and by design and everything…
But in order for today’s show to appear as the last recalled/current show, I’d have to:
1. open my template file.
2. save it as ‘today’s show’
3. recall ‘today’s show’.
Is this correct?
If so, that seems a little cumbersome (certainly since recalling a show isn’t exactly snappy) and I’d hope that a more intuitive way of doing this could be implemented in the future.
Now I understand that doing a ‘save as’ on a computer doesn’t automatically turn that into your active file either.
Perhaps those of us who work with our own templates could get a way that allows us to turn a show into a template file.
i.e. if you recall it, it directly prompts you to save it under a new name and that immediately becomes your current session.
I understand that, as long as I don’t accidentally overwrite my template session, this IS effectively how it already works, apart from the fact that your ‘last recalled’ show could show something that’s days/weeks/months old.
We’re a team of three here, we all found it confusing and unintuitive, we’re not absolute knuckleheads.
Am I missing something or is it something that could perhaps be improved down the line?
Thanks for considering.
