Appeal No. 2000-0829
Application 09/079,054
selecting a light whose effect is to be modified, displaying a
first menu of possible adjustment types based on said light that
is selected, and responsive to selection of one of said
adjustment types to display a second menu of options within said
adjustment type.
The Taylor reference
7. Taylor describes a modeling and control system for
creating lighting designs off-line and for controlling the on-
line operation of the lighting system (Taylor, abstract, lines 1-
3).
8. Taylor describes that the modeling system functions to
store characteristics of each of the lighting instruments,
including the location of the lights and parameter data
describing the values of the lighting parameters. (Taylor, col.
33, lines 42-51, col. 35, lines 13-19).
9. Taylor describes that the modeling system can be
replaced by a 3-D display, in which the user is represented by a
“virtual self.” (Taylor, col. 32, lines 45-49).
10. The user can “pick up” and “manipulate” light beams in
the model. (Taylor, col. 32, lines 57-64).
11. Taylor further describes that the user can control the
lights and lighting effects. The user can also write, store and
recall cues. (Taylor, col. 32 line 65 - col. 33, line 3).
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