IfCondition does not change volume

[JamHadar]

I'm trying to make my own skin and i have a problem with IfCondition.
Basically, i want skin constantly set specific volume, depending on current volume.
In example below, the first condition works fine, every time i make volume 0, skin toggle mute, but the others don't work at all, when volume equal 10 or 30, nothing happens.

What am i doing wrong?

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Measure = Plugin
Plugin = Win7AudioPlugin

IfCondition = (MeasureVolume = 0)
IfTrueAction = [!CommandMeasure MeasureVolume "ToggleMute"]

IfCondition1 = (MeasureVolume = 10)
IfTrueAction1 = [!CommandMeasure MeasureVolume "SetVolume 20"]

IfCondition2 = (MeasureVolume = 30)
IfTrueAction2 = [!CommandMeasure MeasureVolume "SetVolume 40"]

[Yincognito]

I'm trying to make my own skin and i have a problem with IfCondition.
Basically, i want skin constantly set specific volume, depending on current volume.
In example below, the first condition works fine, every time i make volume 0, skin toggle mute, but the others don't work at all, when volume equal 10 or 30, nothing happens.

What am i doing wrong?

Code: Select all

Measure = Plugin
Plugin = Win7AudioPlugin

IfCondition = (MeasureVolume = 0)
IfTrueAction = [!CommandMeasure MeasureVolume "ToggleMute"]

IfCondition1 = (MeasureVolume = 10)
IfTrueAction1 = [!CommandMeasure MeasureVolume "SetVolume 20"]

IfCondition2 = (MeasureVolume = 30)
IfTrueAction2 = [!CommandMeasure MeasureVolume "SetVolume 40"]

I'm on mobile now so can't test, but just from the top of my head, there isn't such a thing like IfCondition1. The numbering starts at 2, so you'd have IfCondition, IfCondition2, IfCondition3, and so on.

[death.crafter]

I'm trying to make my own skin and i have a problem with IfCondition.
Basically, i want skin constantly set specific volume, depending on current volume.
In example below, the first condition works fine, every time i make volume 0, skin toggle mute, but the others don't work at all, when volume equal 10 or 30, nothing happens.

What am i doing wrong?

Code: Select all

Measure = Plugin
Plugin = Win7AudioPlugin

IfCondition = (MeasureVolume = 0)
IfTrueAction = [!CommandMeasure MeasureVolume "ToggleMute"]

IfCondition1 = (MeasureVolume = 10)
IfTrueAction1 = [!CommandMeasure MeasureVolume "SetVolume 20"]

IfCondition2 = (MeasureVolume = 30)
IfTrueAction2 = [!CommandMeasure MeasureVolume "SetVolume 40"]

Dou you have measurename defined?

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[MeasureVolume]
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Or else do you get any errors in log? Rightclick tray menu > About or Log from Manage

[JamHadar]

I'm on mobile now so can't test, but just from the top of my head, there isn't such a thing like IfCondition1. The numbering starts at 2, so you'd have IfCondition, IfCondition2, IfCondition3, and so on.

Oh my god, this is kinda unintuitive to me. Yeah that helped, Thanks.

[JamHadar]

Dou you have measurename defined?

Yes i do, but the problem was in IfCondition1. Thanks

[Yincognito]

Oh my god, this is kinda unintuitive to me. Yeah that helped, Thanks.

Well, it depends on how you look at it. In a way, IfCondition IS what you'd call the 1st IfCondition, aka IfCondition1. For the cases where the option is the sole IfCondition in the measure, it makes little sense to name it IfCondition1 though, especially since it's kinda confusing to have numbered options everywhere, even if numbering would not be needed.

[JamHadar]

Well, it depends on how you look at it. In a way, IfCondition IS what you'd call the 1st IfCondition, aka IfCondition1. For the cases where the option is the sole IfCondition in the measure, it makes little sense to name it IfCondition1 though, especially since it's kinda confusing to have numbered options everywhere, even if numbering would not be needed.

Nah, for me, it's 0, 1, 2, 3...n. So, IfCondition is equivalent of IfCondition0 and logical continuation for me is IfCondition1.

[jsmorley]

Nah, for me, it's 0, 1, 2, 3...n. So, IfCondition is equivalent of IfCondition0 and logical continuation for me is IfCondition1.

If we had it to do over again, that thinking might have been good. However, due to backwards compatibility, it sorta is what it is...

[Yincognito]

Nah, for me, it's 0, 1, 2, 3...n. So, IfCondition is equivalent of IfCondition0 and logical continuation for me is IfCondition1.

Ah, I see. The eternal problem of where to start indexing from: 0 or 1. That depends from implementation to implementation, as already noted...