Post by psyral on Feb 27, 2020 15:59:54 GMT
1. Option for multi-position buttons to not fire macro on startup. -> leaextendedinput.freeforums.net/thread/56/multi-position-button-options
2. Allow Text on client control to be changed via EM Tag (of type Text) -> leaextendedinput.freeforums.net/thread/59/sdk-question-extended-mode-text?page=3&scrollTo=244
3. Of course, the "Sound" addition mentioned by Admin in several threads.
Question: Is there an ETA on when this will be released and do you need any Alpha/Beta testers for this?
Maybe something to add (Something I would also like to see):
Currently, setting "Pressed" for a toggle button via a macro from a different client control element does not trigger any linked panels for that toggle button. Is it possible to have that ability?
Along the same line, have a toggle button with a setter type of EMTag to set it's pressed/released state does not currently trigger any linked panels for that toggle button. That would also be nice.
I would also like a little more instruction on how to use the Inventory client element. The PDF documentation is lacking on that control.
2. Allow Text on client control to be changed via EM Tag (of type Text) -> leaextendedinput.freeforums.net/thread/59/sdk-question-extended-mode-text?page=3&scrollTo=244
3. Of course, the "Sound" addition mentioned by Admin in several threads.
Question: Is there an ETA on when this will be released and do you need any Alpha/Beta testers for this?
Maybe something to add (Something I would also like to see):
Currently, setting "Pressed" for a toggle button via a macro from a different client control element does not trigger any linked panels for that toggle button. Is it possible to have that ability?
Along the same line, have a toggle button with a setter type of EMTag to set it's pressed/released state does not currently trigger any linked panels for that toggle button. That would also be nice.
I would also like a little more instruction on how to use the Inventory client element. The PDF documentation is lacking on that control.
