Hello Community!

I'm pretty much new to all this but I have a problem, which is driving me nuts since day one and I also spent hours and days trying to find solutions.

So I set up a virtual studio with 7 boxes, these boxes are linked to 7 different vMix Calls. So far so good. Each caller has its own lower thirds title. Easy. As soon as i transition to the view with all 7 callers, the lower thirds for each caller transition-in. Perfect.

BUT they do not transition out after a certain time, they stay visible the entire time, always. I would love to have them transition out after, lets say 15-20 seconds, which is enough time imo for viewers to read the name and function of the people (callers). How do I solve this problem, is there anybody out there with a solution?

I'd appreciate any type of help!

thanks in advance
toby

I tried working with triggers, doesnt seem to work. Scripting, never done, no idea. I mean, why isnt there an option saying: This effects duration: 500ms after 500ms it automatically transitions out. This is way too complicated for a not so much complicated action - transition-out...

Thats what I've done:
1. create a virtual set
2. invited 7 people via vmix call
3. in the virtual set settings, I have 10 options to set up multiviews, so i added the 7 vmix call boxes as multiviews
4. i created 7 lts
5. i hit up the settings of each caller, went into the multiview of the callers settings and set their specific lt as nb1 in mutliview

The lts are animating in, yes

that was my approach on how to make it work...

That's exactly how we do it and it works great.

use the MultiViewOverlay command with triggers for your LTs to disappear after some time for each vMixCalls

Won't be animated though, as it's only a toggle to show or hide multiview overlays.

Doggy's solution is the best one if you want animations on OnOverlayOut.

Is part of the problem when one expects an answer or response . One is give a solution and another criteria pops up. That's not how it works



First make sure you know what you want and be able to transfer that into the requirements . Once if there is salt in the soup its hard to get it out if at all .
You know what they say about time ;-)




And jumping right into the deep end ?

Ok lets recap a bit as there is also seem to be confusion (to me) what you are actually referring to using Multiview and/or Virtual set and transitioning and/or animating LT in/out

most titles (LT's) build in have an animation in coded in but not an animation out ! so being specific about animation or transition is important

I would ditch the Virtual set idea (or term) and stick with Multiviews ( a image representation would have helped us also )

Have a multiview with all your individual calls laid out
Have a multiview with all your individual LT's laid out

trigger the calls MV on transitionin to Overlay the MV LT's and trigger it to remove that overlay after certain time

Have each individual call have a trigger to overlay the LT and trigger to remove overlay after time

if you now transition to the all calls MV the all LT's will be overlayed (and go away after time)
if you now transition to an individual call it's own LT will do the same as above and so on

The LT's will animate according to how they are internally coded

btw one can copy triggers from one input to another ;-)