Re: Subpage transition glitch

Hi, I think there is a better way to toggle sub pages. I recently
created a GUI with 19 sub pages on the main page. You should only have
to put 1command on each button and have your control system send back
a command that is parsed through a regex. The advantage is that the
pages open and close instantly instead of waiting for macro. There is
an example of this in the wiki. Hope I explained it right, good luck.

On Apr 30, 2:04 pm, Fiasco <dgvoll...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I have a row of buttons along the bottom of the screen.   For most of
> the buttons there is a corresponding subpage.   The goal was to have a
> button toggle the correct subpage on and toggle the other buttons
> subpages off.
>
> I did this by creating several commands
>
> subpage_1_on
> subpage_1_off
> subpage_2_on
> subpage_2_off
> subpage_3_on
> subpage_3_off
>
> For each of these the command value is 0 (I don't actually want to
> send a command) and the Optional Target Value Assignment is selected,
> join type Digital, join number (the corresponding subpage) and set
> value is either 0 or 1 (for off and on).
>
> Now I created a macro for each button on the bottom of the screen
> works something like:
>
> Button 1
> subpage_1_on
> subpage_2_off
> subpage_3_off
>
> Button 2
> subpage_2_on
> subpage_1_off
> subpage_3_off
>
> So on and so forth.
>
> The subpages are set to transition push, .5 seconds transition in from
> right, transition out from left.
>
> The issue I am running into is that for the subpages in the macro,
> only the first and last commands in the macro execute the transition
> correctly.   All subpages in between do not have a transition effect
> and just immediately dissappear.
>
> So, for example, if Button 1 is pressed and Subpage 3 is currently
> visible, subpage 3 will transition out correctly.   If I press Button
> 1 w/ Subpage 2 visible, subpage 2 will immediately dissappear.
>
> I tried changing the order of the macro commands and this held true
> (w/ only first and last transitions in the macro executing correctly)
>
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