R6 OSC Arguments Issue

[pfelberg]

So, I am back developing a new OSC layout for Resolume 6.xx.
It is pretty much ready, but I got struck with an issue:

In R5 this was working flawless.
I am used to control the "selected clip" behaviour and direction.

The current input adress is this:
/composition/selectedclip/transport/position/behaviour/playdirection

Values are from 0 to 3; where
0 to 0 should set to play reverse - the clip plays correctly;
1 to 1 should set to play normal - the clip plays randomly;
2 to 2 should set to be paused - the clip plays randomly;
3 to 3 should set to play randomly - the clip plays correctly;

Is this a bug? Am I missing anything?

Thanks

Paulo

[pfelberg]

Another question...
Although there are no longer UP and DOWN layer buttons, is it possible to use

/composition/selectedlayer/movedown and /composition/selectedlayer/moveup ?

thanks

Paulo

[Oaktown]

It seems to work fine for me:

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[pfelberg]

Indeed.
I am running on PC though.

[Zoltán]

I am used to control the "selected clip" behaviour and direction.

The current input adress is this:
/composition/selectedclip/transport/position/behaviour/playdirection

Works for me on windows too, I copy pasted the address from your post.

Although there are no longer UP and DOWN layer buttons, is it possible to use

I don't think so, no.

[Oaktown]

I tested on my PC and it works as well. I also did the same as Zoltan and copied/pasted the OSC command from your post for both tests. I'm sending integers from 0 to 3 via Vezer.

[pfelberg]

I tested on my PC and it works as well. I also did the same as Zoltan and copied/pasted the OSC command from your post for both tests. I'm sending integers from 0 to 3 via Vezer.

Thank you guys.
Touch OSC is doing something wrong. Something is wrong. Its crazy.

[pfelberg]

There it comes, my first personal and custom layout for Resolume 6. Fully functional, with the usage of Tuna Knobs.
All syntax was fixed and it is working properly.

I am missing the possibility of using buttons to move layers UP and DOWN.