Half script good .... why ?

[alverman]

Two fader layer 1 and 2
one button abort fade with return fade to 0 and 255

Because it works well only if the BtoA?

(A=Fader 1 B=Fader 2)
Script

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if StopFade = 1
{
 WDFaderAbortAllFades
   if AtoB = 1
   {
      WDFaderUp,1,FadeTime
      WDFaderDown,2,FadeTime
   }
   else
   {
   if BtoA = 1
    {
       WDFaderDown,1,FadeTime
       WDFaderUp,2,FadeTime
    }
   }
}
else
{
}


[alverman]

Please note that encapsulated If structures are not possible and will not be supported.

[Markus Zeppenfeld]

Yes man!

This is the reason, indeed. We do not support encapsulated if structures.
Maybe you can split it into the else case or set a variable to check the encapsulated case within in a new if clause.

Markus

[alverman]

Since you can not use nested if I decided to create two macros that contain if that control the value of a variable, but each seems to work.

I put in the button script:

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if StopFade = 1
{
 WDFaderAbortAllFades
 AtoB_State
 BtoA_State
}


where the macro BtoA_State contains:

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if BtoA = 1
{
  WDCustomScriptSilentClickToggle,4
  WDFaderDown,1,FadeTime
  WDFaderUp,2,FadeTime
}


and the macro AtoB_State contains:

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if AtoB = 1
{
  WDCustomScriptSilentReleaseToggle,4
  WDFaderUp,1,FadeTime
  WDFaderDown,2,FadeTime
}


Thanks, Alberto

[alverman]

Solved