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° | Go | - | Go to another position in the macro |
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| Datatype | | Default | | Min | | Max | |
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| Format: | | Go | Back | Forward | LabelName | | STRING | | - | | - | | - | | |
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| Python: | | This command is mainly for internal use. It is not available in Python. | | ||||||||||
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| Menu: | | Options > Macro & Movie > Go |
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| Related: | | PlayMacro, StopMacro | | ||||||||||
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| Required: | |  | |
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The Go command jumps to a specified label in a running macro. A label is just a name followed by a colon. You can also use the back- and forward-icons in the top menu line. The macro should be written in such a way that every label starts a new section,
usually with the commands Clear or LoadSce. This makes sure that a jump to this position sets the scene to a defined state and does not cause errors subsequently.
The Go command also disables all automatic movements and rotations of the scene and removes the
ContinueButton.
Example 1:
Go Back
Jump to the previous label in the current macro.
Example 2:
Go Forward
Jump to the next label in the current macro.
Example 3:
Go MyLabel
Jump to the label named 'MyLabel'.