The chaser editor, as its name suggests, is used to edit
 Chaser functions.
 Chaser functions.
A Chaser is composed by steps and each step is represented by
| Chaser name | Change the name of the chaser. | 
|  | Show/Hide the Speed Dial widget, used to facilitate the Chaser parameters tuning like Fade In, Fade Out and Hold | 
|  | Start to run the Chaser to test the playback beginning from the selected step | 
|  | Stop a previously started playback | 
|  | When playback is active, go to the previous step in the Chaser | 
|  | When playback is active, go to the next step in the Chaser | 
|  | Copy the selected steps into the clipboard. | 
|  | Paste the previously copied steps from clipboard to the current position selected. If none, the steps will be appended at the end of the list | 
|  | Remove the selected steps from the list and copy them into the clipboard. | 
|  | Add an existing Function to the chaser, using the Select Function dialog. The function are inserted after the currently selected step. | 
|  | Remove the selected step from the chaser. | 
|  | Move the selected step above/before the previous step. | 
|  | Move the selected step below/after the next step. | 
|  | Reorder (shuffle) the selected scenes randomly. Main differences to "Run Order: Random" are that the shuffled scene order is static, predictable, can be modified manually and doesn't necessarily affect all scenes. | 
| Run Order | 
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| Direction | 
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| Fade In Speed |  | 
| Fade Out Speed |  | 
| Step Duration |  |