locoDog
this works here, so long as you keep masterdeck setting to the default auto
masterdeck ? set $fsvalue 1 & set $fscommand 275 : nothing
masterdeck ? set $fsvalue 1 & set $fscommand 275 : nothing
geposted Fri 22 May 20 @ 10:45 pm
Nicotux
to workaround the same issue (not freestyler plugin but unreleased artnet one) we used to use "is_audible ?"
geposted Fri 22 May 20 @ 10:52 pm
appollo69
locodog wrote :
this works here, so long as you keep masterdeck setting to the default auto
masterdeck ? set $fsvalue 1 & set $fscommand 275 : nothing
masterdeck ? set $fsvalue 1 & set $fscommand 275 : nothing
Hi locodog, I'm not sure what you mean by "keep masterdeck setting to the default auto". I've filtered for "master" on the settings page as well and cannot find "masterdeck" or anything similar.
I've just tried the script now again (not sure if my masterdeck setting is set to auto), but the FreeStyler command is fired regardless if the POI action of the "active" deck (crossfader moved to active deck) or "inactive" deck (crossfader moved away from deck) is triggered.
geposted Sat 23 May 20 @ 8:19 am
appollo69
Nicotux wrote :
to workaround the same issue (not freestyler plugin but unreleased artnet one) we used to use "is_audible ?"
Hi Nicotux. That was what I was looking for! Thank you.
geposted Sat 23 May 20 @ 9:52 am
Hermei
Hi,
Absolute newbie to vdj and perhaps coding in general. But I hope it's not wasteful to ask how one would nest a few operations to reset a variable. was trying to write a macro in poi editor to change the video effect depending on how many times a cue was relooped (I've wrote it so that once it reaches the next cue it loops back to the previous cue 4 times). I can't seem to find the variable "looptest" in var_list. I'm guessing something is wrong in the use of param_cast 'frac'. I was using it with two parameters as used in param_add which worked for me. Any help is appreciated. thanks!
first cue (sequence-wise ; actually cue 16 toward the end of the song which I activate first):
set 'counter' 0 & var_list & goto_cue 1
second cue (I've made it cue 1):
set 'counter' `param_add "get_var 'counter'" 1`
& set 'looptest' `param_cast 'frac' `param_multiply `param_add "get_var 'counter'" 3` .25`` & var_equal 'looptest' 0 ? video_fx_select "shader" :
set 'looptest' `param_cast 'frac' `param_multiply `param_add "get_var 'counter'" 2` .25`` & var_equal 'looptest' 0 ? video_fx_select "cover" :
set 'looptest' `param_cast 'frac' `param_multiply `param_add "get_var 'counter'" 1` .25`` & var_equal 'looptest' 0 ? video_fx_select "camera" :
set 'looptest' `param_cast 'frac' `param_multiply `param_add "get_var 'counter'" 0` .25`` & var_equal 'looptest' 0 ? video_fx_select "slideshow"
third cue (actually cue 2):
var_equal 'counter' 4 ? set 'counter' `param_add "get_var 'counter'" 1` : goto_cue 1 & set 'counter' `param_add "get_var 'counter'" 1`
& set 'looptest' `param_cast 'frac' `param_multiply `param_add "get_var 'counter'" 3` .25`` & var_equal 'looptest' 0 ? video_fx_select "shader" :
set 'looptest' `param_cast 'frac' `param_multiply `param_add "get_var 'counter'" 2` .25`` & var_equal 'looptest' 0 ? video_fx_select "cover" :
set 'looptest' `param_cast 'frac' `param_multiply `param_add "get_var 'counter'" 1` .25`` & var_equal 'looptest' 0 ? video_fx_select "camera" :
set 'looptest' 'param_cast 'frac' `param_multiply `param_add "get_var 'counter'" 0` .25`` & var_equal 'looptest' 0 ? video_fx_select "slideshow" :
video_fx_select "slideshow"
Absolute newbie to vdj and perhaps coding in general. But I hope it's not wasteful to ask how one would nest a few operations to reset a variable. was trying to write a macro in poi editor to change the video effect depending on how many times a cue was relooped (I've wrote it so that once it reaches the next cue it loops back to the previous cue 4 times). I can't seem to find the variable "looptest" in var_list. I'm guessing something is wrong in the use of param_cast 'frac'. I was using it with two parameters as used in param_add which worked for me. Any help is appreciated. thanks!
first cue (sequence-wise ; actually cue 16 toward the end of the song which I activate first):
set 'counter' 0 & var_list & goto_cue 1
second cue (I've made it cue 1):
set 'counter' `param_add "get_var 'counter'" 1`
& set 'looptest' `param_cast 'frac' `param_multiply `param_add "get_var 'counter'" 3` .25`` & var_equal 'looptest' 0 ? video_fx_select "shader" :
set 'looptest' `param_cast 'frac' `param_multiply `param_add "get_var 'counter'" 2` .25`` & var_equal 'looptest' 0 ? video_fx_select "cover" :
set 'looptest' `param_cast 'frac' `param_multiply `param_add "get_var 'counter'" 1` .25`` & var_equal 'looptest' 0 ? video_fx_select "camera" :
set 'looptest' `param_cast 'frac' `param_multiply `param_add "get_var 'counter'" 0` .25`` & var_equal 'looptest' 0 ? video_fx_select "slideshow"
third cue (actually cue 2):
var_equal 'counter' 4 ? set 'counter' `param_add "get_var 'counter'" 1` : goto_cue 1 & set 'counter' `param_add "get_var 'counter'" 1`
& set 'looptest' `param_cast 'frac' `param_multiply `param_add "get_var 'counter'" 3` .25`` & var_equal 'looptest' 0 ? video_fx_select "shader" :
set 'looptest' `param_cast 'frac' `param_multiply `param_add "get_var 'counter'" 2` .25`` & var_equal 'looptest' 0 ? video_fx_select "cover" :
set 'looptest' `param_cast 'frac' `param_multiply `param_add "get_var 'counter'" 1` .25`` & var_equal 'looptest' 0 ? video_fx_select "camera" :
set 'looptest' 'param_cast 'frac' `param_multiply `param_add "get_var 'counter'" 0` .25`` & var_equal 'looptest' 0 ? video_fx_select "slideshow" :
video_fx_select "slideshow"
geposted Mon 15 Jun 20 @ 10:06 pm
Nicotux
1) in one word: you can't
- you can't nest backquote operations
- you can't nest quoted strings
- you can't nest apostrophe strings
- quotes and apos are optional with ascii variable names
- float needs leading digit
- param_* operations don't need backquotting operations parameters
set 'looptest' `param_cast 'frac' `param_multiply `param_add "get_var 'counter'" 3` .25``
is wrong in multiple ways
in the opposite you can sequence operations:
param_add "get_var 'counter'" 3 & param_multiply 0.25 & param_cast 'frac' & set 'looptest'
or if you want to use operations in operations with no need of backquotes
param_multiply "param_add 'get_var counter' 3" 0.25 & param_cast 'frac' & set looptest
or if you really want to use backquotes
set looptest `param_multiply "param_add 'get_var counter' 3" 0.25 & param_cast 'frac'`
2) about test
var_equal 'looptest' 0 ? video_fx_select "slideshow" : video_fx_select "slideshow"
does nothing but video_fx_select "slideshow" in any case so that it can remove
var_equal 'looptest' 0 ? ...
shorten in
var looptest 0 ? ...
3) try to be more accurate
var_equal 'counter' 4 ? set 'counter' `param_add "get_var 'counter'" 1` : ...
if counter is equal to 4 add 1 to counter .... don't you know what the wil be ?
instead of interpreting backquote string to calculate a well known result
set counter 5
is faster
4) remember no intermediate variable can be more usable
instead of
set looptest `param_multiply "param_add 'get_var counter' 3" 0.25 & param_cast 'frac'` & var_equal 'looptest' 0 ?
use of
param_equal `param_multiply "param_add 'get_var counter' 3" 0.25 & param_cast 'frac'` 0 ? ....
is working as well without the need of a variable
https://www.virtualdj.com/wiki/VDJscript.html
- you can't nest backquote operations
- you can't nest quoted strings
- you can't nest apostrophe strings
- quotes and apos are optional with ascii variable names
- float needs leading digit
- param_* operations don't need backquotting operations parameters
set 'looptest' `param_cast 'frac' `param_multiply `param_add "get_var 'counter'" 3` .25``
is wrong in multiple ways
in the opposite you can sequence operations:
param_add "get_var 'counter'" 3 & param_multiply 0.25 & param_cast 'frac' & set 'looptest'
or if you want to use operations in operations with no need of backquotes
param_multiply "param_add 'get_var counter' 3" 0.25 & param_cast 'frac' & set looptest
or if you really want to use backquotes
set looptest `param_multiply "param_add 'get_var counter' 3" 0.25 & param_cast 'frac'`
2) about test
var_equal 'looptest' 0 ? video_fx_select "slideshow" : video_fx_select "slideshow"
does nothing but video_fx_select "slideshow" in any case so that it can remove
var_equal 'looptest' 0 ? ...
shorten in
var looptest 0 ? ...
3) try to be more accurate
var_equal 'counter' 4 ? set 'counter' `param_add "get_var 'counter'" 1` : ...
if counter is equal to 4 add 1 to counter .... don't you know what the wil be ?
instead of interpreting backquote string to calculate a well known result
set counter 5
is faster
4) remember no intermediate variable can be more usable
instead of
set looptest `param_multiply "param_add 'get_var counter' 3" 0.25 & param_cast 'frac'` & var_equal 'looptest' 0 ?
use of
param_equal `param_multiply "param_add 'get_var counter' 3" 0.25 & param_cast 'frac'` 0 ? ....
is working as well without the need of a variable
https://www.virtualdj.com/wiki/VDJscript.html
geposted Tue 16 Jun 20 @ 1:46 am
twaga
I'm using numark mixtrack pro II.
I want to assign different VDJscripts to both sides of FX buttons.
Can I do it?
I want to assign different VDJscripts to both sides of FX buttons.
Can I do it?
geposted Fri 17 Jul 20 @ 3:15 pm
twaga
geposted Fri 17 Jul 20 @ 3:16 pm
FunctionDJ
twaga wrote :
I'm using numark mixtrack pro II.
I want to assign different VDJscripts to both sides of FX buttons.
Can I do it?
I want to assign different VDJscripts to both sides of FX buttons.
Can I do it?
Yes! Just use
action_deck numas a query. For example:
action_deck 1 ? play : pause
This will be a play button on deck one, and a pause button on all other decks.
geposted Fri 17 Jul 20 @ 7:12 pm
twaga
For example, I want to assign VDJscripts indicated in this attached file.
geposted Sat 18 Jul 20 @ 2:52 pm
twaga
geposted Sat 18 Jul 20 @ 2:53 pm
twaga
Whichever I push left or right FX1 button of mixtrack pro II(indicated in the above picture), FX1 is detected as Key.
How does VirtualDJ distinguish right from left of FX1 buttons?
How does VirtualDJ distinguish right from left of FX1 buttons?
geposted Mon 20 Jul 20 @ 3:21 pm
locoDog
action deck X ? FOR DECK X : NOT FOR DECK X
geposted Mon 20 Jul 20 @ 3:47 pm
twaga
Then I cannot realize this assignment?
https://www.virtualdj.com/img/317225/47626/mixtrackpro2.jpg
https://www.virtualdj.com/img/317225/47626/mixtrackpro2.jpg
geposted Mon 20 Jul 20 @ 4:19 pm
groovindj
Why not?
action deck 1 ? os2l_button 'blackout' : nothing
action deck 2 ? os2l_button 'strobe' : nothing
action deck 1 ? os2l_button 'blackout' : nothing
action deck 2 ? os2l_button 'strobe' : nothing
geposted Mon 20 Jul 20 @ 4:21 pm
twaga
Can we write multiline VDJscript as Action like this?
geposted Tue 21 Jul 20 @ 1:34 pm
DeeJay MAE
twaga wrote :
Can we write multiline VDJscript as Action like this?
Hello, I think this might be a solution:
action deck 1 ? os2l_button 'RED' : action deck 2 ? os2l_button 'GREEN' : nothing
geposted Tue 21 Jul 20 @ 1:49 pm
twaga
I've just confirmed that this VDJscript below works well.
action_deck 1 ? os2l_button "Red" : os2l_button "Green"
action_deck 1 ? os2l_button "Red" : os2l_button "Green"
geposted Tue 21 Jul 20 @ 1:52 pm
hello
I am building custom pad (already done with help of locodog)they are reacting like "ableton" with quantise before next Cue..But my question is about the name of my pad...I want to give the name of the hot_cue (pad1--hotcue 1'name..Pad 2 __hotcue 2 'name') but in the empty text field of Name, no script seems to work...I know that i already talk about this here but I don't find the old threat...
I am building custom pad (already done with help of locodog)they are reacting like "ableton" with quantise before next Cue..But my question is about the name of my pad...I want to give the name of the hot_cue (pad1--hotcue 1'name..Pad 2 __hotcue 2 'name') but in the empty text field of Name, no script seems to work...I know that i already talk about this here but I don't find the old threat...
geposted Thu 10 Dec 20 @ 4:19 pm
locoDog
if I understand, you want
Pad 1 name: `cue_name 1`
Pad 1 name: `cue_name 1`
geposted Thu 10 Dec 20 @ 4:32 pm
