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Describe the feature idea
It would be nice if the state button could change the state of a other button,
so you can have a single button to disable some buttons,
or just swap a few buttons to a other state.
How i imagine this tho work is that a state button can affect the buttons on the same page as it is on,
and it can change the state of other buttons by using a offset to itself.
This could also be done with button nr or using absolute coordinates.
The first approach might have something like [1,1],
this would then result in the button on the bottom right corner of the pressed button to change state.
It would probably wrap to the other side if dragged to the edge.
Tell me what you think about this.
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One use case could be to have a couple of buttons representing different scenes, cameras, or audio sources between you would like to switch instead of independently enabling/disabling them.
One use case could be to have a couple of buttons representing different scenes, cameras, or audio sources between you would like to switch instead of independently enabling/disabling them.
Jep, something like that
Core447
transferred this issue from StreamController/StreamController
Aug 24, 2024
I already started adding this a couple of weeks ago, but have a lot of other things going on right now delaying it. I pushed the current state to the change-state-different-input branch.
Describe the feature idea
It would be nice if the state button could change the state of a other button,
so you can have a single button to disable some buttons,
or just swap a few buttons to a other state.
How i imagine this tho work is that a state button can affect the buttons on the same page as it is on,
and it can change the state of other buttons by using a offset to itself.
This could also be done with button nr or using absolute coordinates.
The first approach might have something like [1,1],
this would then result in the button on the bottom right corner of the pressed button to change state.
It would probably wrap to the other side if dragged to the edge.
Tell me what you think about this.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: