You can run other macros from within a macro so maybe something like this will work for you:Hello,
I have a macro which starts every 15min using 'timer'. But I want the 2nd macro to begin 15sec after the 1st macro and the 3rd macro another 15sec after 2nd macro etc
Any ideas how this can be done?
Thanks
Thanks for the suggestion!Will you also be adding an after & before time to the simple settings? I like the simple settings because I can easily select a certain day, as opposed to selecting a date, and then having it repeat every 168 hours. I have found that sometimes due to human error, I've selected a date in the past, and then it never gets updated. Or occasionally it doesn't repeat, perhaps because I don't open OBS on that particular date and so it never matches the condition and updates the date.
I think this very old version does still contain a version of the plugin that might work:Hello! which version will work with OBS 21? does it have Sequences?
I'm stuck with an old Mac with 10.8.5. OBS 21 should work but I also need Advanced Scene Switcher with Sequences function
There is not, unfortunately.Hi!
Is there anyway to make the Idle command reset once OBS gets an SDK based command from a Loupedeck Live. Currently the macro won't reset and it will immediately switch back to my idle scene. This is for a marketing project where customers can interact with the device only and navigate throug scenes.
how can i add different transitions?Do you mean the streaming category on whichever website you are streaming on?
If so that is currently not possible.
Assuming that both "camera 1" and "camera 2" are sources on a particular scene then something like this might do the trick:
View attachment 83416
This will show camera 1 and hide camera 2 for 5 seconds then hide camera 1 and show camera 2 for 5 seconds and repeat.
Let me know if you have further questions!
At the moment setting different show / hide transitions via the scene switcher is not supported.how can i add different transitions?
Thanks for reporting the issue! I will look into it!I'm wanted to know if I can provide a crash log. I'm using MacOS Monterey, OBS 27.2.4 and Adcvanced Scene Switcher 1.17.5.
Thanks for a quick response! I’m sorry, I meant I don’t know how to find a log that having a crash…Thanks for reporting the issue! I will look into it!
If you do happen to have a crash log that would be very helpful in tracking the problem down further.
The settings are saved as part of the scene collection.This plugin is really helpful with what I need to do! I also would like to ask where does the plugin save its settings/macros?
C:\Users\<your username here>\AppData\Roaming\obs-studio\basic\scenes
on Windows systems.The old tabs are still there.I dl the october 2021 version, hopefully this will be sorted in the future with a row of tabs on top like it should have kept being, so we can actually use the latest version again without having to have a degree in using it.
That sounds very strange indeed.Hello,
I have a strange issue that I can't find a solution for. When I try to set scenes in both the built in auto scene switcher and the advanced scene switcher, the drop down menu to select the scene only contains "Scene", not the other 5 scenes that I have built. Am I missing something?
So you want to loop an unspecified number of times (practically infinite), and then set a flag so that the next end-of-loop moves on instead of looping?Hi everyone!
First of all, thanks for developping this tool. It is a valuable ressource for me.
I am trying to perform the following task and so far I failed to succeed:
I've got a video that is looping.
I wanna trigger a scene switch when the looping video reach its end before looping again.
The problem is that as the loop option is ticked, it seems that the video, even if the counter show a end before the loop, does not have an end, therefore it is unable to detect the end of the video file.
So the scene switch never happens.
The only way I found in Advanced Scene Switcher 1.17.5 to perform this is in the Sequence tab, set as follow:
When "Scene 1" is active switch to "Scene 2" after "21.00" seconds using "Cut"
But I cannot trigger this, I don't want this to happen everytime I am selecting "Scene 1".
Any ideas?
Have you considered using a macro setup similar to this one in combination with the hotkeys for unpausing macros?Hi everyone!
First of all, thanks for developping this tool. It is a valuable ressource for me.
I am trying to perform the following task and so far I failed to succeed:
I've got a video that is looping.
I wanna trigger a scene switch when the looping video reach its end before looping again.
The problem is that as the loop option is ticked, it seems that the video, even if the counter show a end before the loop, does not have an end, therefore it is unable to detect the end of the video file.
So the scene switch never happens.
The only way I found in Advanced Scene Switcher 1.17.5 to perform this is in the Sequence tab, set as follow:
When "Scene 1" is active switch to "Scene 2" after "21.00" seconds using "Cut"
But I cannot trigger this, I don't want this to happen everytime I am selecting "Scene 1".
Any ideas?
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