I've been using Millumin intensively on my theater company for 5 years, on 3 productions. Thanks for the clear response, and you are right, I've been talking about two different things, sorry for mixing them up. Maybe this is a dumb question, but I can't find the correct procedure. A theater has a poor mantained fixture light and I need to increase 10% only this fixture for all the show, or If I need to do a general increase of 'StateDay' during the show. I just need 6 Light States, but it's mandatory to have the option to do a little adjustment on a fixture that affects all the states on the show. I can't find the way to have a consistent 'Light State' for all the show. I edit in grid the value of L1 to 0% but, after exit editing in grid, the change in L1 do not affect the second instance of StateDay1, so drad and drop and rename in not valid.I rename the new state to 'StateDay1' trying to 'unify' it with the fist state.When I do this, the new state name changes to 'StateDay1a', so I understand that this is a new element, not a new instance of the state. I rename the new light state to 'StateDay1' On Channel Grid mode, I press the (+) Icon on Lights / States row.I add a new lights named 'L1' and set it to 100%.What I can't find is a way to work with the lightning decks concept of 'submasters' or, in other words, a group of light with different values that works as a 'light state'.Д¬urrent setup: In my current show I have 11 dashboards, one for each scene of the theater show, and I need 6 'light states' for all the show.ДЇor testing purposes, I'm trying to achieve 1 light state ('StateDay') that changes 'L1' value on each 'day scene' of the show: In Millumin 4 theres a concept called 'light states', that works similar to a 'circuit' as far as I undestood. I have a simple question, and I think that I'm missing something.

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