The Lighting Controller

Any update about this old request?

Thanks,
Germinal

Hello Allan, thanks for your response.

If you see the picture in my previous post, it is an example with a two steps scene, you will notice that in the first step I want to operate on lamps 1, 3 and 5 leaving lamps 2, 4 and 6 untouched (disabled), then in the second step I want to operate on lamps ...

You can do it manually, take a look into my response on the Post: "Active and unactive channels between steps?"

https://www.thelightingcontroller.com/v ... =69&t=5087

Hope it helps!!!

You can edit the scene file manually to do that, take a look to my response on the Post: "Active and unactive channels between steps?"

https://www.thelightingcontroller.com/v ... =69&t=5087

Hope it helps!!!

See my workaround in the following post: "Active and unactive channels between steps? "

https://www.thelightingcontroller.com/v ... =69&t=5087

Hope it helps pals.

I did it manually deleting the unwanted lines of the scene xml file (I market as "XX" to show what lines to delete), it is not a big deal but certainly it would be pretty very usefull if the programmer adds an "unlink" or "unchain" button to the step editor when doing multistep scenes and you just ...

This could be easily solved if the programmer adds a selection button to disable writing in all the steps on the channel that we need to modify in one step, but that we want to return to its previous condition for the next step.

Hello man, I have two years trying to do the same and the only way that I was able to do it is editing the XML scene file.

The only way that I have found to do what I want to do, is modifying all the switching scene XML files with a text editor, deleting the lines where this unwanted channels are ...