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--- macros:example:setplaybackfadeintimemodular [2021/07/21 14:09] – icke_siegen
+++ macros:example:setplaybackfadeintimemodular [2021/07/21 14:38] (current) – icke_siegen
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     * the **assembly** is some dotnet specific thing (maybe the variable's scope). I'd guess that ''Avolites.Acw.Titan'' should be a good starting point when testing other variables.
     * the **value** is the initial value the variable is set to when being defined.
-  * after this, selecting a playback and setting it's time is all done in one step thanks to the [[macros:syntax:codeblocks|code blocks]] syntax:
+  * after this, selecting a playback and setting its time is all done in one step thanks to the [[macros:syntax:codeblocks|code blocks]] syntax:
     * multiple instructions inside one step are bundled with ''{'' curly braces ''}''
     * instructions inside code blocks are separated with semicolons '';''
     * code blocks are also possible as conditional statements, in a very traditional way like
-    if (condition)
+<code>if (condition)
       {
         code being executed only if condition is true
-      }
+      }</code>
+  * for the instructions see [[macros:example:setplaybackfadeintime|]]
+The **calling macros** ''Wiki.Macros.SetFadeIn0'', ''Wiki.Macros.SetFadeIn1'' etc. now are really short:
+  * ''ActionScript.SetProperty("Wiki.Macros.SetFadeIn.Time", time:0)'' sets our cusom variable to a new value
+  * ''UserMacros.RecallMacroById("Wiki.Macros.SetFadeIn")'' calls our 'main macro' which than sets all playbacks to the new time
 ===== How to use it =====
   - [[:macros:deploying|make this macro available]]
+  - if you want to add more playbacks to be affected simply add more steps in the 'main macro' ''Wiki.Macros.SetFadeIn''
-tbd
+  - if you want to add more fade-teime valus then you only need to add some more 'calling macros'
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