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<blockquote data-quote="Bitmonster" data-source="post: 51190" data-attributes="member: 18251">Caught, I wrote a bit more than the X10 plugin. <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite1" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" />But some EG plugins have been written by other authors, so not everything is done by me alone.Well, what EventGhost is mostly missing is english documentation. There you are surely right. But most people have found out how to configure it without documention. To give a hint: you can drag&amp;drop the events (the yellow stars) from the left panel (logger)&nbsp; to the right panel (configuration tree). The rest is done with &quot;Add Macro...&quot; and &quot;Add Action...&quot;. Python scripting is not needed for anything from the user, but he can use it if he wants to do really complex gimmicks.COM-interfacing in Python is very &quot;high level&quot;, so it does nearly everything that has to be done automatically. I don't know how complex this is in C#. If you want to learn how this works, you can look at the source of the X10 plugin (the EG setup.exe includes all sources). There are also some VB sources on the net that show how to interface the X10 COM object.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Bitmonster, post: 51190, member: 18251"] Caught, I wrote a bit more than the X10 plugin. :) But some EG plugins have been written by other authors, so not everything is done by me alone. Well, what EventGhost is mostly missing is english documentation. There you are surely right. But most people have found out how to configure it without documention. To give a hint: you can drag&drop the events (the yellow stars) from the left panel (logger) to the right panel (configuration tree). The rest is done with "Add Macro..." and "Add Action...". Python scripting is not needed for anything from the user, but he can use it if he wants to do really complex gimmicks. COM-interfacing in Python is very "high level", so it does nearly everything that has to be done automatically. I don't know how complex this is in C#. If you want to learn how this works, you can look at the source of the X10 plugin (the EG setup.exe includes all sources). There are also some VB sources on the net that show how to interface the X10 COM object. [/QUOTE]

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