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Hey there!

I'm working on our project for football, and I'm trying to trigger different scene directors when a team takes a timeout. This OnSetText script compiled, but it still won't trigger the directors.

    Dim textBox As xpTextObject
    Dim sceneDirector2 As xpSceneDirector
    Dim sceneDirector1 As xpSceneDirector
    Dim sceneDirector0 As xpSceneDirector

    Self.GetObjectByName("AwayTOText", textBox)
    scene.GetSceneDirectorByName("AwayFirstTO", sceneDirector2)
    scene.GetSceneDirectorByName("AwaySecondTO", sceneDirector1)
    scene.GetSceneDirectorByName("AwayThirdTO", sceneDirector0)

    If textBox.Text = "2" Then
    	sceneDirector2.playrange(0,30)
    ElseIf textBox.Text = "1" Then
    	sceneDirector1.playrange(0,30)
    ElseIf textBox.Text = "0" Then
    	sceneDirector0.playrange(0,30)
    End If

Please let me know if any other info would be useful!

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John Spitznagel
Video Production Engineer
Elon University
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'not this
'Self.GetObjectByName("AwayTOText", textBox)

'this
Scene.GetObjectByName("AwayTOText", textBox)

Look at the top of the code window and you'll see the vars.

Self as xpTextObject

This might even be the text object you're looking for,  so no need to search.

Use Self.Text instead of textBox.Text

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Azathoth
Son of Cthulhu
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To add on to Azathoth's point that you're already probably getting the text object included as Self:

Within OnSetText, you should also get a variable simply called "Text", and this is the UPCOMING text that is going to be set on the text object. Getting Self.Text will yield what the text object currently has that is about to be replaced

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Zachary Fradette
United States
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