fohlwilting You can kind of do this now, in a work around manner. Below is an example I threw together for a timer that starts and stops whenever a CO2 cannon is active.
Patch channel 1 to address 1 - this is your co2 cannon channel Patch channel 2 part 1 to address 11 Patch channel 2 part 2 to address 12, and invert the output
In show control, create event list 1 and assign it to SMPTE In show control, create event list 2 and assign it network
In list 2, create 2 events. Assign 1 to macro 1, and 2 to macro 2
Create macro 1 that reads "Event 1/ Internal Disable" Create macro 2 that reads "Event 1/ Internal Enable"
Now, make a sub 1 that has channels 1 and 2 in it at full.
When you bump sub 1, the timer will start. When you release sub 1, the timer will stop.
You can use this to drive other show control actions as well!
fohlwilting You can kind of do this now, in a work around manner. Below is an example I threw together for a timer that starts and stops whenever a CO2 cannon is active.
Patch channel 1 to address 1 - this is your co2 cannon channel Patch channel 2 part 1 to address 11 Patch channel 2 part 2 to address 12, and invert the output
In show control, create event list 1 and assign it to SMPTE In show control, create event list 2 and assign it network
In list 2, create 2 events. Assign 1 to macro 1, and 2 to macro 2
Create macro 1 that reads "Event 1/ Internal Disable" Create macro 2 that reads "Event 1/ Internal Enable"
Now, make a sub 1 that has channels 1 and 2 in it at full.
When you bump sub 1, the timer will start. When you release sub 1, the timer will stop.
You can use this to drive other show control actions as well!
@scottt thank you. When reading I did not understand it but I'll try it on my nomad. I'm going to understand what you did and hopefully I'll be able to solve this then. Thx