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T-Bar control #22
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Yeah, I can definitely look into adding it. I'm unfamiliar with this feature, how would the syntax for the OSC command make the most sense to you? |
This would be fantastic! A form like I'd guess a good use case would be send a successive set of commands The [1] value for release would snap the T-Bar to its initial position, not changing the resulting transition that took place, and preparing for the next to come transition. On automated transitions (such as fade, with a transition time of 3000 for ex) one can imagine the program to run the equivalent of /tbar ,fi <0>, with value from 0.0 to 1.0, fading to the new scene in 3000ms, and releasing the T-Bar to its initial 0 position once done. |
Any chance to have an OSC command set to control the OBS T-BAR? The latest OBS doc mentions the following:
Set the Transition Bar position (in Studio Mode). If you need to perform multiple successive T-Bar moves (e.g. : in an animation, or in response to a user moving a T-Bar control in your User Interface), set release to false and execute Release Transition Bar command later once the animation/interaction is over.
Name | Type | Description
Position | Float | Value must be between 0.0 and 1.0.
Release | Boolean | True or False
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