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Hi,

I'm pushing datalinq values from a streamdeck thru tcp to datalinq.
How would i write a script that copy's the datalinq value to the currently selected textobject in the currently selected sequencer?

I have a script that reads a textobject in the scene that gets filled with the datalinqvalue, and copys it to the final textobject, but i want this to run under a button.
So how would i make this global?

"Naam" is the destination textobject
"datalinqnaam" is the datalinq-filled dummy textobject
dim _naam as xpTextObject
dim _datalinqnaam as xpTextObject
self.GetObjectByName("Naam", _naam)
self.GetObjectByName("datalinqnaam", _datalinqnaam)
_naam.Text = _datalinqnaam.Text

Thanx!

dim scene as xpScene

dim fb as xpOutputFramebuffer

engine.GetOutputFramebuffer(0, fb)

fb.GetSceneOnLayer(0, scene)

Hi,

I'm pushing datalinq values from a streamdeck thru tcp to datalinq.
How would i write a script that copy's the datalinq value to the currently selected textobject in the currently selected sequencer?

I have a script that reads a textobject in the scene that gets filled with the datalinqvalue, and copys it to the final textobject, but i want this to run under a button.
So how would i make this global?

"Naam" is the destination textobject
"datalinqnaam" is the datalinq-filled dummy textobject
dim _naam as xpTextObject
dim _datalinqnaam as xpTextObject
self.GetObjectByName("Naam", _naam)
self.GetObjectByName("datalinqnaam", _datalinqnaam)
_naam.Text = _datalinqnaam.Text

Thanx!

I've found the key-press scripting part, thanx. But i'm looking for a piece of code that would tell my script to find the scene that is selected in the sequencer.
I guess i could direct it to the preview-framebuffer, but it would be neater if it were to direct directly to the selected sequence.

i've tried getfocusedtakeitem or scene but got no luck.

dim scene as xpScene

dim fb as xpOutputFramebuffer

engine.GetOutputFramebuffer(0, fb)

fb.GetSceneOnLayer(0, scene)

Hi,

I'm pushing datalinq values from a streamdeck thru tcp to datalinq.
How would i write a script that copy's the datalinq value to the currently selected textobject in the currently selected sequencer?

I have a script that reads a textobject in the scene that gets filled with the datalinqvalue, and copys it to the final textobject, but i want this to run under a button.
So how would i make this global?

"Naam" is the destination textobject
"datalinqnaam" is the datalinq-filled dummy textobject
dim _naam as xpTextObject
dim _datalinqnaam as xpTextObject
self.GetObjectByName("Naam", _naam)
self.GetObjectByName("datalinqnaam", _datalinqnaam)
_naam.Text = _datalinqnaam.Text

Thanx!

I've found the key-press scripting part, thanx. But i'm looking for a piece of code that would tell my script to find the scene that is selected in the sequencer.
I guess i could direct it to the preview-framebuffer, but it would be neater if it were to direct directly to the selected sequence.

i've tried getfocusedtakeitem or scene but got no luck.

dim scene as xpScene

dim fb as xpOutputFramebuffer

engine.GetOutputFramebuffer(0, fb)

fb.GetSceneOnLayer(0, scene)

Hi,

I'm pushing datalinq values from a streamdeck thru tcp to datalinq.
How would i write a script that copy's the datalinq value to the currently selected textobject in the currently selected sequencer?

I have a script that reads a textobject in the scene that gets filled with the datalinqvalue, and copys it to the final textobject, but i want this to run under a button.
So how would i make this global?

"Naam" is the destination textobject
"datalinqnaam" is the datalinq-filled dummy textobject
dim _naam as xpTextObject
dim _datalinqnaam as xpTextObject
self.GetObjectByName("Naam", _naam)
self.GetObjectByName("datalinqnaam", _datalinqnaam)
_naam.Text = _datalinqnaam.Text

Thanx!

I've not been clear about what my intent is, i'm sorry.
I want to edit the published data per sequenceitem. So in sequenceitem 1 i want data 1, so when i come back to sequenceitem 1, data 1 is still there eventhough its not there anymore in datalinq. I've no idea how i would accomplish this

I've found the key-press scripting part, thanx. But i'm looking for a piece of code that would tell my script to find the scene that is selected in the sequencer.
I guess i could direct it to the preview-framebuffer, but it would be neater if it were to direct directly to the selected sequence.

i've tried getfocusedtakeitem or scene but got no luck.

dim scene as xpScene

dim fb as xpOutputFramebuffer

engine.GetOutputFramebuffer(0, fb)

fb.GetSceneOnLayer(0, scene)

Hi,

I'm pushing datalinq values from a streamdeck thru tcp to datalinq.
How would i write a script that copy's the datalinq value to the currently selected textobject in the currently selected sequencer?

I have a script that reads a textobject in the scene that gets filled with the datalinqvalue, and copys it to the final textobject, but i want this to run under a button.
So how would i make this global?

"Naam" is the destination textobject
"datalinqnaam" is the datalinq-filled dummy textobject
dim _naam as xpTextObject
dim _datalinqnaam as xpTextObject
self.GetObjectByName("Naam", _naam)
self.GetObjectByName("datalinqnaam", _datalinqnaam)
_naam.Text = _datalinqnaam.Text

Thanx!

I've not been clear about what my intent is, i'm sorry.
I want to edit the published data per sequenceitem. So in sequenceitem 1 i want data 1, so when i come back to sequenceitem 1, data 1 is still there eventhough its not there anymore in datalinq. I've no idea how i would accomplish this

I've found the key-press scripting part, thanx. But i'm looking for a piece of code that would tell my script to find the scene that is selected in the sequencer.
I guess i could direct it to the preview-framebuffer, but it would be neater if it were to direct directly to the selected sequence.

i've tried getfocusedtakeitem or scene but got no luck.

dim scene as xpScene

dim fb as xpOutputFramebuffer

engine.GetOutputFramebuffer(0, fb)

fb.GetSceneOnLayer(0, scene)

Hi,

I'm pushing datalinq values from a streamdeck thru tcp to datalinq.
How would i write a script that copy's the datalinq value to the currently selected textobject in the currently selected sequencer?

I have a script that reads a textobject in the scene that gets filled with the datalinqvalue, and copys it to the final textobject, but i want this to run under a button.
So how would i make this global?

"Naam" is the destination textobject
"datalinqnaam" is the datalinq-filled dummy textobject
dim _naam as xpTextObject
dim _datalinqnaam as xpTextObject
self.GetObjectByName("Naam", _naam)
self.GetObjectByName("datalinqnaam", _datalinqnaam)
_naam.Text = _datalinqnaam.Text

Thanx!

I've not been clear about what my intent is, i'm sorry.
I want to edit the published data per sequenceitem. So in sequenceitem 1 i want data 1, so when i come back to sequenceitem 1, data 1 is still there eventhough its not there anymore in datalinq. I've no idea how i would accomplish this

I've found the key-press scripting part, thanx. But i'm looking for a piece of code that would tell my script to find the scene that is selected in the sequencer.
I guess i could direct it to the preview-framebuffer, but it would be neater if it were to direct directly to the selected sequence.

i've tried getfocusedtakeitem or scene but got no luck.

dim scene as xpScene

dim fb as xpOutputFramebuffer

engine.GetOutputFramebuffer(0, fb)

fb.GetSceneOnLayer(0, scene)

Hi,

I'm pushing datalinq values from a streamdeck thru tcp to datalinq.
How would i write a script that copy's the datalinq value to the currently selected textobject in the currently selected sequencer?

I have a script that reads a textobject in the scene that gets filled with the datalinqvalue, and copys it to the final textobject, but i want this to run under a button.
So how would i make this global?

"Naam" is the destination textobject
"datalinqnaam" is the datalinq-filled dummy textobject
dim _naam as xpTextObject
dim _datalinqnaam as xpTextObject
self.GetObjectByName("Naam", _naam)
self.GetObjectByName("datalinqnaam", _datalinqnaam)
_naam.Text = _datalinqnaam.Text

Thanx!