Remarks

• I like to use the macro for low haze settings in a startup cuelist as it helps PCs with less powerful graphics cards to open capture

• ActionScript.SetProperty

• Visualiser.Capture.Atmosphere

captureatmosphere.xml

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<avolites.macros>
 
  <!-- Atmosphere, Alex del Bondio - April 2019 -->
    <macro id="adb.Macros.Capture.hazefull" name="Capture Haze full">
        <active binding="{propertyLink id='Visualiser.Capture.Atmosphere' converter='Math.EqualityConverter' converterParameter='1'}"/>
        <sequence>
            <step>ActionScript.SetProperty.Float("Visualiser.Capture.Atmosphere", 1)</step>
        </sequence>
    </macro>
    <macro id="adb.Macros.Capture.hazemed" name="Capture Haze med">
        <active binding="{propertyLink id='Visualiser.Capture.Atmosphere' converter='Math.EqualityConverter' converterParameter='0.6'}"/>
        <sequence>
            <step>ActionScript.SetProperty.Float("Visualiser.Capture.Atmosphere", 0.6)</step>
        </sequence>
    </macro>
    <macro id="adb.Macros.Capture.hazelow" name="Capture Haze low">
        <active binding="{propertyLink id='Visualiser.Capture.Atmosphere' converter='Math.EqualityConverter' converterParameter='0.1'}"/>
        <sequence>
            <step>ActionScript.SetProperty.Float("Visualiser.Capture.Atmosphere", 0.1)</step>
        </sequence>
    </macro>
 
</avolites.macros>

This explains the functional steps within the sequence. For all the other XML details please refer to Formats and syntax

• Visualiser.Capture.Atmosphere sets the Smoke Density

• make this macro available