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if(selection == 0) { show(Container0, selection==0); show(Container1, selection==1); show(Container2, selection==2); show(Container3, selection==3); show(Container4, selection==4); show(Container5, selection==5); show(Container6, selection==6); show(Container7, selection==7); } It doesn't work ...

Doesn't 1 and 0 decide if it's showing or not? I was using 0 for "hide" and 1 for "show". Remember I'm a noob so I might be completely wrong

or maybe... if(selection == 0) { show(ContainerA,1); show(ContainerB,0); show(ContainerC,0); Show(ContainerD,0); Show(ContainerE,0); } else if (selection == 1) { show(ContainerA,0); show(ContainerB,1); show(ContainerC,0); show(ContainerD,0); show(ContainerE,0); } else if (selection == 2) { show ...

Yes I was referring to Pull which I really like. It allows me to integrate my own templates into the interface and I can browse the devices.

Quick question... I see guys using the switch instead of menu. Any advantage/disadvantage or purely cosmetic? Also, how would I write the code in order to have more than 2? Like this? if(selection == 0) { show(ContainerA,1); show(ContainerB,0); } else if (selection == 2) { show(ContainerC,0); show ...

Thanks a lot for responding. I have no background in math or programming :S

Is there like a list of canvas people use for Lemur which are downloadable somewhere?

Hi guys,

I don't understand Canvas at all but from what I've seen they look really neat. However I don't even know where to start.

When I add a canvas in the Lemur editor, nothing happens. Can someone please let me know how I should go about working with Canvas?

Actually I found somewhat of a solution. There is this M4L product called xMonsta and it allows you to do exactly what I wanted to do without having to be an expert. It's still not really user friendly but a LOT more than having to mess around with Python scripts. I was able to make my own templates ...

Thank you so much for replying! I should have been clearer in my first post. I'm trying to achieve what you call "permanent mapping". There is a guy on here that seems to have achieved exactly what I'm looking for (check last post) - https://forum.liine.net/viewtopic.php?f=32&t=4327 I know it's ...

Can someone please post a step by step guide on how to do this? The previous posts talk about remote scripts. Where does it go exactly? Is it in the library? or in the APP? Is it in txt or in python? I'm so lost!