[Bug] Macro conditions

[0rangeFox]

[Bug] Macro conditions

[WarmUpTill]

The "or not" condition type being a noop is indeed a bug - thanks for pointing that out!
Should be fixed with the linked PR.

A build will be available here in a few minutes:
https://github.com/WarmUpTill/SceneSwitcher/actions/runs/7078234725?pr=927

[Destroy666x]

Some of the "if not" conditions work not as how you'd expect indeed - they aren't exact opposites. That's why "else" was added. You have to drag it from the bottom edge of actions list. It should likely be more visible with e.g. a "Show else segments" kind of button.

[0rangeFox]

I'm sorry @Destroy666x, but I didn't quite understand your explanation, could you tell me the steps of what you're referring to?

[Destroy666x]

@0rangeFox in 1st macro where you have "if", drag the bottom edge (above the buttons, below 2nd list of actions) to show 3rd list ("else"), like I wrote. Add the action from your 2nd macro to that list and it should work as well:

I misunderstood the issue initially thinking something else may be bugged (even though I think I experienced it earlier myself :P), but regardless, I think that's a cleaner approach than doing basically a "if true or not true" kind of condition. It separates the action logic in a way that differentiates both states.

[0rangeFox]

@0rangeFox in 1st macro where you have "if", drag the bottom edge (above the buttons, below 2nd list of actions) to show 3rd list ("else"), like I wrote. Add the action from your 2nd macro to that list and it should work as well:

I misunderstood the issue initially thinking something else may be bugged (even though I think I experienced it earlier myself :P), but regardless, I think that's a cleaner approach than doing basically a "if true or not true" kind of condition. It separates the action logic in a way that differentiates both states.

Yeah, the first time, I didn't even understand what you were talking about and I didn't even know it was possible, but only after seeing your images was I like, "how? is it using another version?", I was all lost, but after reading it several times, it started to make sense. But that's basically what I wanted instead of creating two conditions on top of it. If I'd known about this, I probably wouldn't have created two issues, but at least this issue will clarify things for others if they have the same scenario or doubts as me. Thanks! 💪