Re: Subpage transition glitch

Yes currently there is only one transition happening at a time with
subpages. We will have this fixed in an upcoming release.
Then all subpages will fully display their in and out transitions.

FYI, the best way we have found to show/hide multiple subpages in an
interlocking fashion (only one of the subpages visible at a time) is
to send commands like:
subpage=01
subpage=02
etc

And a regex of:
subpage=(01)?(02)? etc
Then each group set to a different digital join, with the 'on value'
matching the number 01, 02, etc and the 'off value' blank.
Make sure you use leading zeros if you want to control more than 9
subpages at once.

Jarrod

On May 1, 6:37 am, Fiasco <dgvoll...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I have done something similar to what you mention previously but did
> it without a control system.   I just did a UDP broadcast and then
> captured the self made UDP broadcast with feedback.
>
> I'm wondering if CF will only do one IN and one OUT subpage transition
> at a time.   Thus, only the last OUT transition works in my macro.
>
> On Apr 30, 2:34 pm, av_roller <avrol...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
> > 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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