Scenes - significance of the on/off button on GUI?

[Cameleon 17]

Can someone tell me what is the significance of the on/off switch on the scene below? I get that the play ( > ) below it will run the sceene, but I can't work out what the on/off will do. Most of my scenes are off but will still trigger etc and running scenes it doesnt always appear to be on.

 

 

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[AutoFrank 372]

3 hours ago, Cameleon said:

Can someone tell me what is the significance of the on/off switch on the scene below? I get that the play ( > ) below it will run the sceene, but I can't work out what the on/off will do. Most of my scenes are off but will still trigger etc and running scenes it doesnt always appear to be on.

 

 

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Hi @Cameleon

 

I think it's equivalent to the disabling option so if it's off it won't trigger from snotjer scene or vd but you can manually trigger it using the play button

 

[Cameleon 17]

2 hours ago, AutoFrank said:

Hi @Cameleon

 

I think it's equivalent to the disabling option so if it's off it won't trigger from snotjer scene or vd but you can manually trigger it using the play button

 

I see, some investigation may be required here then as some scenes arent behaving as expected. Probably my lua code though 

[tinman 1,070]

on = automatic trigger

off = manual trigger.

[Cameleon 17]

1 hour ago, tinman said:

on = automatic trigger

off = manual trigger.

While I don't get the logic of calling it on/off, it does make sense in terms of how some of my scenes behaved having them set to 'off'. Was displaying this something in one of the newer updates? I don't remember seeing it before. 

 

Thanks for the clarification chaps.