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ebjorno  
#1 Posted : Tuesday, August 13, 2019 12:38:31 AM(UTC)
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Is there a way to loop a script in the Script Editor? By scripting I mean the Input settings>Scripting>Edit.
I want to achieve a continous wiggle/glitch effect on a camera input. I have tried to write the Function=ScriptStart&Value=test as the last line of script, but of course the script is still running, so it cannot be restarted within the same script.
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#2 Posted : Tuesday, August 13, 2019 12:50:16 AM(UTC)
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Since you are referring to VB scripting, Im guessing the answer is no. I have no clue how to use VB. Are there other commands than "Function" and "Sleep" for the Script Editor?
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Since you are referring to VB scripting, Im guessing the answer is no. I have no clue how to use VB. Are there other commands than "Function" and "Sleep" for the Script Editor?


No, the answer is yes to "Is there a way to loop a script in the Script Editor?" as referred to by the link given. each loop mentioned has a link for further explanations and example and that is how you code them in a script

referencing the vMix helpfiles there are two ways of scripting : vb.net and web scripting

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vMix Scripting supports the majority of VB.NET 2.0 code that will work within a single sub or function.
This means that custom classes and structures are not supported, however you can use the vast majority of the built in base classes in the .NET framework


for example the following is a endless loop cutting from one input to the other every 5 seconds

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Do While true

Input.Find("your input").Function("Cut")
Sleep(5000)
Input.Find("your other input").Function("Cut")
Sleep(5000)

Loop



you can have If..Then..Else statements too etc

if one want to use scripting one needs to learn a little bit of the basics of vb.net programming
AM not an expert either but google can be very helpful
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#5 Posted : Friday, January 15, 2021 2:01:35 PM(UTC)
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Simplest way without VB:

At the bottom of your script put: "Function=ScriptStart&Value=Restart Script"
Then make another script called "Restart Script".
Put a "Sleep 100" at the beginning to make sure the main script finishes to avoid the Already Running error.
Call your script using the ScriptStart command.
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monamiga on 11/13/2024(UTC)
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