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Do you have a little information about what you mean?

Sorry for the confusion.

I'm trying to use a scene group roll to have a line of text roll up on the y axis from the bottom on to a ticker bar, pause for a set amount of time, then roll up and have the next line of info replace it. Then the whole group needs to loop.

I have these on different scenes with event markers, but it's not working correctly. Currently, the first line rolls up to the position i want, then rolls up, but the next lines don't pause. Instead, all of the text rolls up to the top of the screen and loops.

How do I get this to work correctly?

Do you have a little information about what you mean?

Sounds like maybe you want "Timed" Playout Mode for your group:

He's using a scene group not a sequence group and trying to use event objects to control when it stops and starts.

I just need to see it running to see what it is doing that he isn't happy with. 

Sounds like maybe you want "Timed" Playout Mode for your group:

Hi Paul,

Reading your description, to me using a roll doesn't seem to be the best solution for the effect you want. I would build use a scene which contains 2 TextObjects and an animation scrolling both lines up to hide the first from the strap and show the second on the strap. You put this scene in the sequencer multiple times and have TakeItem 1 use your text line 1 and 2, TakeItem 2 use your text line 2 and 3,  etc.. If you put all these TakeItems in one group and have that group loop, I guess you're there.

You then can start improving this to make it easier to use, e.g. use DataLinq for the contents or anything else you would want to improve, but what I described above is the basis.

He's using a scene group not a sequence group and trying to use event objects to control when it stops and starts.

I just need to see it running to see what it is doing that he isn't happy with. 

Sounds like maybe you want "Timed" Playout Mode for your group:

Gerard, looked at doing that, but the issue is, we're doing this through MOS in ENPS, not manually through sequencer

Hi Paul,

Reading your description, to me using a roll doesn't seem to be the best solution for the effect you want. I would build use a scene which contains 2 TextObjects and an animation scrolling both lines up to hide the first from the strap and show the second on the strap. You put this scene in the sequencer multiple times and have TakeItem 1 use your text line 1 and 2, TakeItem 2 use your text line 2 and 3,  etc.. If you put all these TakeItems in one group and have that group loop, I guess you're there.

You then can start improving this to make it easier to use, e.g. use DataLinq for the contents or anything else you would want to improve, but what I described above is the basis.

He's using a scene group not a sequence group and trying to use event objects to control when it stops and starts.

I just need to see it running to see what it is doing that he isn't happy with. 

Sounds like maybe you want "Timed" Playout Mode for your group:

Hey Paul, do you have a visual example of what you are trying to achieve, I struggle to visualize words sometimes. 

Gerard, looked at doing that, but the issue is, we're doing this through MOS in ENPS, not manually through sequencer

Hi Paul,

Reading your description, to me using a roll doesn't seem to be the best solution for the effect you want. I would build use a scene which contains 2 TextObjects and an animation scrolling both lines up to hide the first from the strap and show the second on the strap. You put this scene in the sequencer multiple times and have TakeItem 1 use your text line 1 and 2, TakeItem 2 use your text line 2 and 3,  etc.. If you put all these TakeItems in one group and have that group loop, I guess you're there.

You then can start improving this to make it easier to use, e.g. use DataLinq for the contents or anything else you would want to improve, but what I described above is the basis.

He's using a scene group not a sequence group and trying to use event objects to control when it stops and starts.

I just need to see it running to see what it is doing that he isn't happy with. 

Sounds like maybe you want "Timed" Playout Mode for your group:

Here it is. Sorry, was occupied yesterday

Hey Paul, do you have a visual example of what you are trying to achieve, I struggle to visualize words sometimes. 

Gerard, looked at doing that, but the issue is, we're doing this through MOS in ENPS, not manually through sequencer

Hi Paul,

Reading your description, to me using a roll doesn't seem to be the best solution for the effect you want. I would build use a scene which contains 2 TextObjects and an animation scrolling both lines up to hide the first from the strap and show the second on the strap. You put this scene in the sequencer multiple times and have TakeItem 1 use your text line 1 and 2, TakeItem 2 use your text line 2 and 3,  etc.. If you put all these TakeItems in one group and have that group loop, I guess you're there.

You then can start improving this to make it easier to use, e.g. use DataLinq for the contents or anything else you would want to improve, but what I described above is the basis.

He's using a scene group not a sequence group and trying to use event objects to control when it stops and starts.

I just need to see it running to see what it is doing that he isn't happy with. 

Sounds like maybe you want "Timed" Playout Mode for your group:

Do you have an event marker in every sub scene?

Here it is. Sorry, was occupied yesterday

Hey Paul, do you have a visual example of what you are trying to achieve, I struggle to visualize words sometimes. 

Gerard, looked at doing that, but the issue is, we're doing this through MOS in ENPS, not manually through sequencer

Hi Paul,

Reading your description, to me using a roll doesn't seem to be the best solution for the effect you want. I would build use a scene which contains 2 TextObjects and an animation scrolling both lines up to hide the first from the strap and show the second on the strap. You put this scene in the sequencer multiple times and have TakeItem 1 use your text line 1 and 2, TakeItem 2 use your text line 2 and 3,  etc.. If you put all these TakeItems in one group and have that group loop, I guess you're there.

You then can start improving this to make it easier to use, e.g. use DataLinq for the contents or anything else you would want to improve, but what I described above is the basis.

He's using a scene group not a sequence group and trying to use event objects to control when it stops and starts.

I just need to see it running to see what it is doing that he isn't happy with. 

Sounds like maybe you want "Timed" Playout Mode for your group:

Do you have an event marker in every sub scene?

Here it is. Sorry, was occupied yesterday

Hey Paul, do you have a visual example of what you are trying to achieve, I struggle to visualize words sometimes. 

Gerard, looked at doing that, but the issue is, we're doing this through MOS in ENPS, not manually through sequencer

Hi Paul,

Reading your description, to me using a roll doesn't seem to be the best solution for the effect you want. I would build use a scene which contains 2 TextObjects and an animation scrolling both lines up to hide the first from the strap and show the second on the strap. You put this scene in the sequencer multiple times and have TakeItem 1 use your text line 1 and 2, TakeItem 2 use your text line 2 and 3,  etc.. If you put all these TakeItems in one group and have that group loop, I guess you're there.

You then can start improving this to make it easier to use, e.g. use DataLinq for the contents or anything else you would want to improve, but what I described above is the basis.

He's using a scene group not a sequence group and trying to use event objects to control when it stops and starts.

I just need to see it running to see what it is doing that he isn't happy with. 

Sounds like maybe you want "Timed" Playout Mode for your group:

Here's the scene

Do you have an event marker in every sub scene?

Here it is. Sorry, was occupied yesterday

Hey Paul, do you have a visual example of what you are trying to achieve, I struggle to visualize words sometimes. 

Gerard, looked at doing that, but the issue is, we're doing this through MOS in ENPS, not manually through sequencer

Hi Paul,

Reading your description, to me using a roll doesn't seem to be the best solution for the effect you want. I would build use a scene which contains 2 TextObjects and an animation scrolling both lines up to hide the first from the strap and show the second on the strap. You put this scene in the sequencer multiple times and have TakeItem 1 use your text line 1 and 2, TakeItem 2 use your text line 2 and 3,  etc.. If you put all these TakeItems in one group and have that group loop, I guess you're there.

You then can start improving this to make it easier to use, e.g. use DataLinq for the contents or anything else you would want to improve, but what I described above is the basis.

He's using a scene group not a sequence group and trying to use event objects to control when it stops and starts.

I just need to see it running to see what it is doing that he isn't happy with. 

Sounds like maybe you want "Timed" Playout Mode for your group:

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