Text Indicator in Advanced Scene Switcher

[gentina]

First of all, I tried configuring the advanced scene switch to simply display the recording status on the window projector.
The following picture shows the adjustments made several times.
Even if I start recording and press pause, the text source does not always change from 'Recording: {GV:recording_state}.
I don't know what the problem is
Please give me some advice~

This is the order from the top
① macro → recording_state on
② macro → recording_state off
③ general & variables tab, window projector from text source, variable properties

 

[Warmuptill]

The syntax to use variables in text fields is ${variable name here}.
So you seem to be missing the $ symbol in the action changing the text to be displayed by the text source.

 

[gentina]

The syntax to use variables in text fields is ${variable name here}.
So you seem to be missing the $ symbol in the action changing the text to be displayed by the text source.

Thank you for your answer.
However, it seems that the set to fixed value of the two macros is a structure that overwrites the text source.
So I added $ symbol to set to fixed value and entered it as 'Recording: ${GV:recording_state}' and tested it.
Nevertheless, the recording status indication is not substituted on or off.
On the Variables tab, it is switched on and off, so it looks normal
Reinstalling the advanced scene switch to an older version does not change anything
And I don't know if there's any connection, but if I choose Set to macro property on the source side, it says that the value name should be seen, but it just seems empty.

Is there something I'm mistaken about?

 

[Warmuptill]

In the screenshots form your original message I can see that the variable is named recording_state.
So to reference this variable you will have to use ${recording_state}.
I am not sure what the purpose of the additional GV: prefix is supposed to be, but that is probably the reason why the variable value is not being resolved.

 

[gentina]

In the screenshots form your original message I can see that the variable is named recording_state.
So to reference this variable you will have to use ${recording_state}.
I am not sure what the purpose of the additional GV: prefix is supposed to be, but that is probably the reason why the variable value is not being resolved.

As you said, I took away the GV and the text display works fine.^^
But in the old version, there was a condition called unpaired
If I resume recording in a paused state, it doesn't switch from off to on. May I know if there is a way to implement 'unpaused'?

 

[Warmuptill]

But in the old version, there was a condition called unpaired

Unfortunately, I don't know what you are referring to.
If you want the variable to also have the value "off" when the recording is paused you can add another condition to check for that like this:

But you will then also have to adjust the "on" macro accordingly as well:

Or you simply combine both - setting the variable to "on" and "off" - into a single macro like this:

If you want to import this example macro you can use this code:

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Hope this helps!

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A bit off topic:
In general, if you have questions regarding the Advanced Scene Switcher plugin, it is often better to ask in the plugin's discussion thread. :)