IMPORTING STORAGE IN SCRIPTING OR REMOTE CONTROL

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Re: IMPORTING STORAGE IN SCRIPTING OR REMOTE CONTROL

Post by Wissmann »

From The MADRIX Script Help/Manual
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void ImportStoragePlace(int storage, int place, string name)
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Automatically loads a single MADRIX Storage Place. Valid values for storage are STORAGE_A, STORAGE_B. Valid values for place are 0 to 59 (Indexing starts with 0). Valid values for name are *.mef file names and the specific location on the harddisk; for example: "C :\Effect.mef".
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void ImportStorage(int storage, string name)
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Automatically loads a complete Storage Area. Valid values for storage are STORAGE_A, STORAGE_B. Valid values for name are *.mss file names and the specific location on the harddisk; for example: "C :\Storage.mss".
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Re: IMPORTING STORAGE IN SCRIPTING OR REMOTE CONTROL

Post by StefanHegteler »

Thanks for your reply.
What we are looking for is a script that we can use to load storage files by dmx.

I’m not really into scripting.

I hope you can build / send a script for me that can be used to open 255 storage files thru dmx and that works for storage A and B separate.

Thank you for your support!
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Re: IMPORTING STORAGE IN SCRIPTING OR REMOTE CONTROL

Post by Fritzsche »

Hi Stefan,

Thanks for your inquiry. It is interesting to see how a "How To" question turns into a feature request, ends up as a new feature and then results in a Script request.

Stefan, can you please explain what the script should exactly do. Which DMX signal should trigger which functionality? Please note that MADRIX only has 120 Storage Places to save effects.

As you know we are trying to assist our customers in every way possible.
But for the future, we would like to distinguish between support requests and service requests. Writing new Scripts can be really time-consuming. As such, a Script like the one requested above would be regarded as a service and normally we would create an individual offer. However, we will make an exception and we will try to help here.

Thank you!
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