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<blockquote data-quote="Kaoh" data-source="post: 204821" data-attributes="member: 24754">Hmm, no that should be ok, if you use latest version the 3rd 0 should turn it off, using 1 would turn it on.Mayby you are not fast enough? Try increasing the step timer till 10 for example.Also check your MP log to see if it is telling you something, my entries should be recognizable by the IR2xAPExtender prefix.You should look for lines like:2007-11-14 01:14:17.478000 [Info.][MPMain]: IR2xAPExtender: xAp Command 1 fired to device: 32007-11-14 01:14:17.495000 [Info.][MPMain]: IR2xAPExtender: found xAP device: MacroDevice of type Macro fired command: ExecuteFirst line should always be present if the plugin recognizes the sequence, the second one means it was able to match the sequence to a device from BHA.If that does not show us whats happening Ill recompile one with spam logging, see what goes wrong exactly.What BHA version do you use and what MP version?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kaoh, post: 204821, member: 24754"] Hmm, no that should be ok, if you use latest version the 3rd 0 should turn it off, using 1 would turn it on. Mayby you are not fast enough? Try increasing the step timer till 10 for example. Also check your MP log to see if it is telling you something, my entries should be recognizable by the IR2xAPExtender prefix. You should look for lines like: 2007-11-14 01:14:17.478000 [Info.][MPMain]: IR2xAPExtender: xAp Command 1 fired to device: 3 2007-11-14 01:14:17.495000 [Info.][MPMain]: IR2xAPExtender: found xAP device: MacroDevice of type Macro fired command: Execute First line should always be present if the plugin recognizes the sequence, the second one means it was able to match the sequence to a device from BHA. If that does not show us whats happening Ill recompile one with spam logging, see what goes wrong exactly. What BHA version do you use and what MP version? [/QUOTE]

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