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Current Behavior
Hi,
I'm trying to set up a configuration with antimicrox to control 4 cameras and a scoreboard using a game controller. Here’s the setup I want:
Buttons A, B, X, Y: Press to switch between camera profiles (1-4).
In all 4 profiles, holding L1 should temporarily switch to profile 5 for scoreboard actions. Once I release L1, it should return to the camera profile I was in before.
The issue I’m encountering is that antimicrox always returns to the profile where I last configured L1 to switch to profile 5.
For example:
I configured L1 in profile 4 last.
When I’m in profile 2 and hold L1, after releasing it, it doesn’t go back to profile 2 but to profile 4.
Is this behavior intentional (by design), or is it a bug? Does anyone have suggestions for a workaround?
Thanks in advance!
Expected Behavior
Pressing buttons A, B, X, Y should switch to the respective camera profiles (1-4).
Holding L1 in any camera profile (1-4) should switch temporarily to profile 5 for scoreboard actions.
After releasing L1, the profile should return to the camera profile (1-4) that was active before L1 was held.
Steps To Reproduce
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Environment
3.4.1
win 10
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I think the software might not currently support what you're trying to do? You can sort of emulate the same behavior by making many copies of set 5 though.
@rogerhub thanks that could work but unfortunately i have 5 cameras not 4 so i would need 10 or more profiles but the limit is 8 at the moment. and also i have 2 profiles for other stream related settings to adjust. but aynways that still will help with 4 cameras layout
@dwi110
Just as rogerhub said.
This feature is not supported.
AntiMicroX does not remember from which set you are coming from. It only knows where it should switch you to when you press or release selected buttons. It is not a bug, but this is a good idea for possible improvement in the future.
Is there an existing issue for this?
Current Behavior
Hi,
I'm trying to set up a configuration with antimicrox to control 4 cameras and a scoreboard using a game controller. Here’s the setup I want:
Buttons A, B, X, Y: Press to switch between camera profiles (1-4).
In all 4 profiles, holding L1 should temporarily switch to profile 5 for scoreboard actions. Once I release L1, it should return to the camera profile I was in before.
The issue I’m encountering is that antimicrox always returns to the profile where I last configured L1 to switch to profile 5.
For example:
I configured L1 in profile 4 last.
When I’m in profile 2 and hold L1, after releasing it, it doesn’t go back to profile 2 but to profile 4.
Is this behavior intentional (by design), or is it a bug? Does anyone have suggestions for a workaround?
Thanks in advance!
Expected Behavior
Pressing buttons A, B, X, Y should switch to the respective camera profiles (1-4).
Holding L1 in any camera profile (1-4) should switch temporarily to profile 5 for scoreboard actions.
After releasing L1, the profile should return to the camera profile (1-4) that was active before L1 was held.
Steps To Reproduce
No response
Environment
Anything else?
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