Macros with Girder

[Ron]

Yes you can in Girder these are called multigroups!

-Ron

[Ron]

SteveV,

But I like your explanation better!!
I saw that you where proclaimed an Girder expert on the AVS board,.. good good!! We need more experts :D


[Edited by RonB on 04-23-2001 at 08:03 PM GMT]

[Ron]

Your welcome,

maybe i should put a big warning sign on the welcome page: "Girder is not easy, please approach with caution"

[SteveV]

Yup, just right click in Girder's TreeView pane and select "Add MultiGroup" from the menu (or by using the <Ctrl>M keyboard shortcut). Next you'll need to add individual commands to the MultGroup by selecting the MultiGroup, right clicking and selecting "Add Command" from the menu (or by using the <Ctrl>A keyboard shortcut).

Add as many commands as you need, assign a Girder action to each command and PRESTO, instant macro!

Regards -- Steve

[SteveV]

Ron,

You beat me to the punch :)

[SteveV]

Expert?? Now that's a VERY scary thought!

Steve

[Mandark]

hi there!
i have a question: can i make MACROS with girder? it means i want several actions performed by just one keypress. example: i press a button on my remote and then a program is executed, then a panel within this program is accessed, then a setting in this panel is changed, then the panel and the program are closed again.
can i do this with girder? if yes, then how?! if no, are you intending to implement this feature in a future version?

thanks,
mandark

[Mandark]

thanks people!

i'm starting to get how it works. girder is not the easiest program, but when you understand it, you can make really funny things with it. thanks for a great program!!

mfg, mandark