Magic Sheet Button Label Changes When Sending OSC

Question

I&rsquo;ve discovered a feature that is new to me, but at the same time I&rsquo;ve also found a bug. 
 It is possible to send OSC without using a Macro, directly via a MagicSheet button. If you set a button&rsquo;s target in command, you can simply enter the OSC string you want to send in the command field below. A signal is sent both when pressing the button and when releasing it. How great is that? You basically get a &ldquo;tap&rdquo; and &ldquo;release&rdquo; behavior &ndash; exactly what I need at the moment. 
 In the Diagnostics tab it looks like this: 
 
 [ Global/UDP ] SEND [OSC Packet] /test/ string , 1.000 (f) 
 [ Global/UDP ] SEND [OSC Packet] /test/ string , 0.000 (f)

Now to the bug: unfortunately, the argument of the OSC signal is written into the button&rsquo;s text. So you end up with a button labeled &ldquo;0.000&rdquo;, for example. Of course, you could make that button invisible and place another button with the correct label on below of it, but that really shouldn&rsquo;t be the intended solution. 
 This feature is great and very useful&mdash;hopefully it can stay, and the label issue can be fixed 
 I've using EOS 3.3.5. Build 69

eos moderator · Answer

Both the down edge / up edge behavior and the labeling are expected behavior. 
 If you hover your mouse over the Command field you will get a tooltip showing what possibilities the command field offers. The same text is also available in the Eos manual. You can use the behavior with a single address where arguments of 0 or 1 are added, or you can define the down and up edges yourself using two addresses, the first one is the up edge, the second one the down edge: 
 /device/slider=0.75 /device/slider=0.25 
 Command objects are meant to show you the argument of a specified OSC address, this is what you're seeing. If you feel this behavior should be changed or expanded in any way, feel free to add a feature request .