Not explicitly that I could find, but there might be two ways to do it anyway: (that one specifically, could probably be done by responding to the Scene, but you get the idea) Like, instead of responding to a Scene Transition and sending a MIDI event, the Macro could respond to a hotkey instead, and both send the MIDI event and Transition the Scene. A lot of things can be detected by a Macro and responded to, but not everything. You might also need to have the Macro do the action that the MIDI event is supposed to be in response to, just to be sure that the two things do go together. You could call a player app directly, for example, and give it the appropriate arguments. Depending on how your system works, you might not even need a script. Create a script or executable to send those events, and use the Run action in a Macro to trigger it. That is, if OBS supports MIDI at all, which it may not.Ģ. Then use the Media action in a Macro to Play the appropriate one. Create a MIDI file for each event that you want to send, and put them in a scene that you're not going to use.

Again - Many Thanks!Ĭlick to expand.Not explicitly that I could find, but there might be two ways to do it anyway:ġ. But overnight, there it was - the fix I needed/wanted. I was sweating a bit over the malfunction and was not relishing what might have been a serious debug effort on unfamiliar software. I am especially ***Thankful*** to the Author of this software for finding and fixing this recent bug at right about the same time I happened to be working to in-tree build OBS with this plugin (trying to solve this very issue). All my (Fedora Linux) testing with the distributed (Ubuntu) Linux kit fail with hard errors. With this current success, I can again, say that if anyone has interest, I can provide Fedora 36 X86_64 compatible Adv-SS plugin binaries/kit. I have done a number of tests, all modeled directly from the Adv-SS Instruction Wiki with success. However - after taking the latest 1.19.1 scene switcher (posted today) code base and building it all In-Tree (based on the source rpm), I can now say - with great happiness - that Advanced Scene Switcher 1.19.1 with OBS 28.0.2 seems to have cured all these issues. My experience was that none of the macros I was trying, where I was using Scene-Item-Visibility would work (even though verbose logging was showing proper triggering etc) and I even updated OBS to 28.0.2 and still would not work. Fedora 36 Linux, x86_64 - I can acknowledge that there was a bug in the 1.19.0 release.

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