Replacing StaticPlaybacks
Posted: 03 Feb 2026, 21:09
Good evening,
I want to create a macro that deletes the current playback that is running on the static playback button 1 on my T3 and replace it with a different playback from my playback window.
I've looked around abit and stuck some bits together but i'm stuck at deleting the playback and have als not got it to copy the other playback.
This is what i've got right now.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<avolites.macros>
<macro id="UserMacro.Replacer1">
<name>Replacer1</name>
<sequence>
<step pause="0.01">Handles.SetSourceHandleFromHandle("StaticPlaybacks", 1)</step>
<step pause="0.01">Handles.ConfirmDelete()</step>
<step pause="0.01">Handles.SetSourceHandleFromHandle("Playbacks", 10)</step>
<step pause="0.01">ActionScript.SetProperty.Enum("Handles.OperationMode", "copy")</step>
<step pause="0.01">Handles.CopyDestination("StaticPlaybacks", 1)</step>
<step pause="0.01">Handles.ClearSelection()</step>
</sequence>
</macro>
</avolites.macros>
Any help is appreciated. Im a nooby at creating macro's.
I want to create a macro that deletes the current playback that is running on the static playback button 1 on my T3 and replace it with a different playback from my playback window.
I've looked around abit and stuck some bits together but i'm stuck at deleting the playback and have als not got it to copy the other playback.
This is what i've got right now.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<avolites.macros>
<macro id="UserMacro.Replacer1">
<name>Replacer1</name>
<sequence>
<step pause="0.01">Handles.SetSourceHandleFromHandle("StaticPlaybacks", 1)</step>
<step pause="0.01">Handles.ConfirmDelete()</step>
<step pause="0.01">Handles.SetSourceHandleFromHandle("Playbacks", 10)</step>
<step pause="0.01">ActionScript.SetProperty.Enum("Handles.OperationMode", "copy")</step>
<step pause="0.01">Handles.CopyDestination("StaticPlaybacks", 1)</step>
<step pause="0.01">Handles.ClearSelection()</step>
</sequence>
</macro>
</avolites.macros>
Any help is appreciated. Im a nooby at creating macro's.