Cues are marker points on the timeline which allows you to break a Composition to smaller parts by pausing the playback of the Composition whenever a new Cue has been reached - even when the Composition synced to an external source. There are 2 type of Cues - Stop and Marker, and both of them can be set to looping if needed.
The interface for managing Cues - the Cue Track is between the Timeline view and the Tracks. Every Composition has its own Cue Track.
Vezér cue controls: enable or disable cue stops, jump previous or next, and edit the active cue time and name from the cue track.
Create Vezér cues by double-clicking the cue track or from keyframe context menus to mark timeline points for playback control.
Vezér cue types explained: marker, stop, loop, and jump cues and how each affects composition playback on the timeline.
Set Vezér cue repeat modes: play once, loop a set number of times, or loop until the next cue before continuing playback.
Edit Vezér cue settings including name, type, loop count, and repeat behaviour from the cue settings popover panel.
Move and stretch Vezér cues on the timeline with the mouse, keyboard, or time field using absolute and relative positioning.
Rename a Vezér cue by double-clicking it to switch the time field to the name field and enter a new cue label.
Use the <$ keyword in Vezér cue names to insert the cue's current index automatically for numbered or dynamic cue labels.
Move or stretch selected Vezér cues and their related keyframes together using the Move By Cue timeline editing feature.
Jump to a specific Vezér cue with keyboard shortcuts or OSC commands such as jumptocueatindex for remote show control.
Vezér cue FAQ: lock tracks to exclude them from Move By Cue, delete cues and related keyframes, and other common questions.