locoDog
I'm not sure when this happened but I can't set a ONEXIT mapping for the keyboard mapping, I don't need to, but it seems report worthy.
Posted Mon 07 Sep 15 @ 10:25 pm
PachN
I asked the same thing in the general forum a couple of weeks ago.
Didn't find it either.
But it would really help me if there was this action for keyboard mappings too.
In my “preview“ keyboard mapping I change some settings like loadsecurity and if you forget to change that the next time you're going live... Well...
Would really be nice to change it back with the ONEXIT command.
Didn't find it either.
But it would really help me if there was this action for keyboard mappings too.
In my “preview“ keyboard mapping I change some settings like loadsecurity and if you forget to change that the next time you're going live... Well...
Would really be nice to change it back with the ONEXIT command.
Posted Tue 08 Sep 15 @ 11:21 am
markdeejay75
I dont have the code to do it to hand at the moment but the loadsecurity option can be togged through a custom button. My test rig is in storage while i move house so Locodog could find this faster than me at the moment..
Posted Tue 08 Sep 15 @ 10:35 pm
PachN
Okay, but I what is the point of setting the action to a custom button?
If I remember to click the custom button to toggle the loadsecurity I can do it in the settings too.#
I just want to disable loadsecurity while ONINIT and activate it ONEXIT.
If I remember to click the custom button to toggle the loadsecurity I can do it in the settings too.#
I just want to disable loadsecurity while ONINIT and activate it ONEXIT.
Posted Wed 09 Sep 15 @ 9:51 am
Adion
What's the point of turning it on in ONEXIT if you are turning it off again anyway in ONINIT?
Posted Wed 09 Sep 15 @ 10:32 am
PachN
Ha, you got me... Never thought it that way :D
Maybe this would help, but first the question:
What is the execution order of the ONINIT if different mappings are active?
So I could disable the loadsecurity in the keyboardmapping and if my SX is connected active it in the ONINIT of the SX mapping.
Maybe this would help, but first the question:
What is the execution order of the ONINIT if different mappings are active?
So I could disable the loadsecurity in the keyboardmapping and if my SX is connected active it in the ONINIT of the SX mapping.
Posted Wed 09 Sep 15 @ 11:43 am