Scrollers on Ion / Scrollers on Obs II

Eliza, at the moment, the best option is to store your scrollers into palettes.  This gives you labeling functions on the screens.  We will be adding setting scrollers by frame number shortly.    And no, Eos and Ion are the same software, so the operation is the same.  Eos makes it a bit easier because of the touchscreen associated with the encoders.

Hope this helps.  

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Eliza, at the moment, the best option is to store your scrollers into palettes.  This gives you labeling functions on the screens.  We will be adding setting scrollers by frame number shortly.    And no, Eos and Ion are the same software, so the operation is the same.  Eos makes it a bit easier because of the touchscreen associated with the encoders.

Hope this helps.  

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Thanks Anne-

Not the answer I was hoping for, but the one I expected. I'm glad you're working on adding scrollers by frame #. I'm sure I'll be on this forum often, it's been very helpful so far!

Eliza 

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Eliza, am glad to know the forum is helpful (it is certainly very useful to us!!).  We are working through open issues like this as soon as we can!  Thanks for your patience.

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Anne,

If when you fix the scrollers by frame problem, you use the @@ syntax, then the remote can be used to control scrollers, which does not seem to be possible now. Please let me know if I'm missing something.

Thanks again,

Eliza

Eliza, we do have plans to add limited NP support from the RFR.  The [at] [at] function is planned as a different keyboard short cut at some stage in the near future (don't you love surprises?).

Thanks much!

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