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<blockquote data-quote="mickelin" data-source="post: 735891" data-attributes="member: 25242">Re: eventTrigger [v1.2.0 Beta]On your first wish, I think that is possible in the original Tellstick Pause plugin, but I might be mistaken. At any rate, that is not what this plugin is for.On your second wish, why don't you let EventGhost handle that? You could let EventGhost detect when you turn on your projector or your TV and set a variable &quot;Proj on&quot;, &quot;TV on&quot;. Then when the eventTriggers detects an MP event, you can execute different commands (e.g. &quot;light groups&quot;) depending on if the proj or the TV is on. Same thing with the disable: let EventGhost detect a disable command from your remote and set a variable &quot;Disabled&quot;. Then check this variable before executing any MP triggered events and just ignore what's coming from the plugin if disable is true. Or better yet, you can disable the EventGhost macros altogether and enable them again when you press your &quot;enable&quot; button. These types of things are very easy to do in EventGhost.I think the beauty of this plugin is its simplicity: just detecting what's happening in MP and letting EventGhost/Girder know about it. All logic should be in EventGhost/Girder, not in the plugin.You can also do the SwitchKing integration in EventGhost very easily. Just let EventGhost write to a file (using the EG File Operations plugin) that SwitchKing monitors as a &quot;Datakälla&quot;. In fact, that is another way to handle the proj/tv issue; by having different groups and scenarios in SwithKing and trigger the right one from EventGhost depending on if proj or TV is on.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mickelin, post: 735891, member: 25242"] [b]Re: eventTrigger [v1.2.0 Beta][/b] On your first wish, I think that is possible in the original Tellstick Pause plugin, but I might be mistaken. At any rate, that is not what this plugin is for. On your second wish, why don't you let EventGhost handle that? You could let EventGhost detect when you turn on your projector or your TV and set a variable "Proj on", "TV on". Then when the eventTriggers detects an MP event, you can execute different commands (e.g. "light groups") depending on if the proj or the TV is on. Same thing with the disable: let EventGhost detect a disable command from your remote and set a variable "Disabled". Then check this variable before executing any MP triggered events and just ignore what's coming from the plugin if disable is true. Or better yet, you can disable the EventGhost macros altogether and enable them again when you press your "enable" button. These types of things are very easy to do in EventGhost. I think the beauty of this plugin is its simplicity: just detecting what's happening in MP and letting EventGhost/Girder know about it. All logic should be in EventGhost/Girder, not in the plugin. You can also do the SwitchKing integration in EventGhost very easily. Just let EventGhost write to a file (using the EG File Operations plugin) that SwitchKing monitors as a "Datakälla". In fact, that is another way to handle the proj/tv issue; by having different groups and scenarios in SwithKing and trigger the right one from EventGhost depending on if proj or TV is on. [/QUOTE]

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