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I have a script that loops until the designated starting time then proceeds on to start a stream. Presently the starting time is hard coded as a string.
I would like to be able to enter the desired starting time as the script starts. How do you call up an inputbox at runtime?
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Originally Posted by: john30120  I have a script that loops until the designated starting time then proceeds on to start a stream. Presently the starting time is hard coded as a string.
I would like to be able to enter the desired starting time as the script starts. How do you call up an inputbox at runtime? Hello. I dont know much for scripts. But im running this script https://github.com/rse/v.../master/recording-log.vb that when we set a dynamic value to "recording-marker-custom" it opens a dialog and you can write anything. I dont know if you can take this part of code and combine it for your needs. Also there is a thread for scripting https://forums.vmix.com/...ng-for-Dummies#post70735 maybe for take ideas.
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Originally Posted by: john30120 I have a script that loops until the designated starting time then proceeds on to start a stream. Presently the starting time is hard coded as a string.
I would like to be able to enter the desired starting time as the script starts. How do you call up an inputbox at runtime? have a "unused" title and enter the startime string in a textblock, let the script read it
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I have used titles to store variables and share that data between scripts. But it may not be possible to do what I'd like. What I want to do is start a script and have it ask the user the desired Start time. I know the script can enter data into the title but can the user input data into the script after it has been started?
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Originally Posted by: john30120 I have used titles to store variables and share that data between scripts. But it may not be possible to do what I'd like. What I want to do is start a script and have it ask the user the desired Start time. I know the script can enter data into the title but can the user input data into the script after it has been started? No Not in the script directly
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So if this is not possible to do you can do a workaround with using bitfocus companion triggers or a 3rd party scheduler program for vmix that will do the action for streaming or start a script directly or via some other input
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