I’ve recently purchased the Skip 1s and have successfully set it up and it’s great so far! However, the one issue I’d like to sort out if possible is on multi-stop actions. I set up one of the buttons to perform several button presses on my projector to put it in audio-only mode.

This function works when the button is pressed, however there is about a 1 second delay between each step which makes it a bit tedious to use, and doing it manually by simply pressing all those buttons works much faster. I am wondering if I can reduce that delay between steps. I have tried changing the delay option on the steps from 1s to 0s, but it just reverts back to 1s every time I do that. I have even manually added "sleep": 0.01 to the JSON for those steps, and the interface shows that 0.01s on Delay in the GUI, but it doesn’t change the step delay when using the remote button. Is there another way to achieve this? I searched around the forum a bunch a couldn’t find a solution.

Thanks!

12 hours ago, okay_okay said:

I’ve recently purchased the Skip 1s and have successfully set it up and it’s great so far! However, the one issue I’d like to sort out if possible is on multi-stop actions. I set up one of the buttons to perform several button presses on my projector to put it in audio-only mode.

This function works when the button is pressed, however there is about a 1 second delay between each step which makes it a bit tedious to use, and doing it manually by simply pressing all those buttons works much faster. I am wondering if I can reduce that delay between steps. I have tried changing the delay option on the steps from 1s to 0s, but it just reverts back to 1s every time I do that. I have even manually added "sleep": 0.01 to the JSON for those steps, and the interface shows that 0.01s on Delay in the GUI, but it doesn’t change the step delay when using the remote button. Is there another way to achieve this? I searched around the forum a bunch a couldn’t find a solution.

Thanks!

I’ll create an update to override the delay. I understand. Sometimes it bothers me too. 

Jason, that would be awesome, thank you!