Macro creation question/help needed

I'm trying to automate an action, in a macro, that I can do manually, but I can't figure out how.

Here's the situation. I have a number of LED strips that I'd like to create a color gradient across. Manually how I do this is to create 2 color palettes, select the group of strips, then while holding [Shift] (edited, eos moderator), click the 2 color palettes. That creates a gradient from the first CP to the second CP across the strips.

My problem is that, while I can create a macro that does the above, you have to designate the CPs in the macro. I'm hoping there's a way to program the macro so that it pauses for me to select each CP, then completes the gradient. I thought 'Wait for Input' would work, but it doesn't continue the macro when I select the first CP. The strips just take the color from the CP while the macro is still paused.

Any thoughts on how I might accomplish this??

Jeff



added word Shift.
[edited by: eos moderator at 9:27 PM (GMT -5) on Sat, Aug 10 2024]
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  • another approach that I use on a magic sheet to make this kind of thing easy for people working with effects etc is that on the magic sheet I have buttons for the various colour pallets and a buttons A and B that just do copy to CP 900 and copy to CP 901. Then my effects etc reference CP900 or 901.or both as needed.

    so the user can just clicks the red CP button and the. A and then click blue and B then click the group button on and the efftect. Button they want on the magic sheet. It also lets you work ahead ie set A and B and then fire the effect when you want later (next to the effects select on the magic sheet I have a couple of buttons showing the colour of the CP 900 and 901 so you know what your going to get when you hit the effect)

    the almost untrained operators seem to be able to understand that model 

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  • another approach that I use on a magic sheet to make this kind of thing easy for people working with effects etc is that on the magic sheet I have buttons for the various colour pallets and a buttons A and B that just do copy to CP 900 and copy to CP 901. Then my effects etc reference CP900 or 901.or both as needed.

    so the user can just clicks the red CP button and the. A and then click blue and B then click the group button on and the efftect. Button they want on the magic sheet. It also lets you work ahead ie set A and B and then fire the effect when you want later (next to the effects select on the magic sheet I have a couple of buttons showing the colour of the CP 900 and 901 so you know what your going to get when you hit the effect)

    the almost untrained operators seem to be able to understand that model 

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