For instances where you have 10 outputs and you Don't want to have a 8,000 x 4,000 comp size, I would just map each layer to its own screen and slice. (I'm actually doing this example setup all week for an install). But, If you want to have a very large comp for a reference monitor, Slice Transform ...

This should get you. I use this all the time for install's where each layer gets its own output:
https://resolume.com/support/en/slice-routing

You're no dummy
There's thousands of little gems tucked away in Resolume. We can't know them all.

What's your budget? I got a few references I can send your way, But quality isn't cheap.

You might try decks again. A lot has changed in 4 years
It's a 64 bit app now, that can support that 32GB of memory.

You mean like this?:



Rather than using layers, use decks. This way you can structure multiple layers that will allow for column triggers. Then just recall the deck you want to use in other comps by using the comp browser.

This is a recently submitted bug, You an read about it here:
viewtopic.php?f=6&t=20365&start=20

If you have specific clips that need to trigger together and are separate from other clips that don't need to be, you can put those 2 layers into a group and then use column trigger in that group to fire off those clips.

Ahhh! I tried that back in like V5 or V6 but I always had outputs assigned when I tried it, this makes so much more sense now lol.

Well this gets me what I need I can live with this

Thanks for the help