rsodre
2006-11-25 02:38:19
Load multiple presets... self explicatory.
My scenario is...
I use Resolume, which has 3 layers.
I use Behringer BCD2000, which has 2 decks.
I want to assign some button to change the layer assigned for each deck.
I can make one main preset, assigning Deck A to Layer 1.
Then make 2 other presets, one assigning Deck B to Layer 2 and the other Deck B to Layer 3.
So I could load the main preset and another additional one that will switch control on Deck B...
Of course, this loading should be on the Preset tab at the Editor, or as the action of a conditional Rule (better!).
roger.
PS: I actually got to do what i want with globals. The deck switching button assigns 0 or 1 to gz. Then I assign 2 actions to the same button, one is skipped if gz==0 the other when gz!=0.
But multiple presets is still a good idea, as it much nicer to code and maintain.
My scenario is...
I use Resolume, which has 3 layers.
I use Behringer BCD2000, which has 2 decks.
I want to assign some button to change the layer assigned for each deck.
I can make one main preset, assigning Deck A to Layer 1.
Then make 2 other presets, one assigning Deck B to Layer 2 and the other Deck B to Layer 3.
So I could load the main preset and another additional one that will switch control on Deck B...
Of course, this loading should be on the Preset tab at the Editor, or as the action of a conditional Rule (better!).
roger.
PS: I actually got to do what i want with globals. The deck switching button assigns 0 or 1 to gz. Then I assign 2 actions to the same button, one is skipped if gz==0 the other when gz!=0.
But multiple presets is still a good idea, as it much nicer to code and maintain.