Can I change the OFF TIMER value in an osa default script?
I've been trying with an object called test. Its value is 30. I've been calling this:
test.off timer = 600
I've seen this written in another post, but it just doesn't seem to work.
Should it? if so, please can someone explain what I might have missed.
I basically want scripts to change this time so a light stays on longer in the mornings.
Thanks,
Eon.
Can I change an objects OFF TIMER value in OSA scripting?
Re: Can I change an objects OFF TIMER value in OSA scripting
I'm happy to say that I've solved it with:
test.SET PROPERTY.OFF TIMER = 600
I will find this will be extremely useful.
Is it worth me modifying the wiki scripting page with this sort of information?
Eon.
test.SET PROPERTY.OFF TIMER = 600
I will find this will be extremely useful.
Is it worth me modifying the wiki scripting page with this sort of information?
Eon.
Re: Can I change an objects OFF TIMER value in OSA scripting
I've seen this written in another post, but it just doesn't seem to work.
Should it?
Should it?
tZy
Re: Can I change an objects OFF TIMER value in OSA scripting
Are you having issues with Set Property, or with Off Timers?
Verify the Object that you are running it against has an Off Timer, which is just a Property added to the Object Type.
If you are new and are testing from a pretty empty OSA install, I will be posting 044 full install today. It is not the official release of 044, but a candidate for release while I work on the upgrade scripts. But a new user can use it and be trying these features out on the newest product. 043 is like a year old.
Vaughn
Verify the Object that you are running it against has an Off Timer, which is just a Property added to the Object Type.
If you are new and are testing from a pretty empty OSA install, I will be posting 044 full install today. It is not the official release of 044, but a candidate for release while I work on the upgrade scripts. But a new user can use it and be trying these features out on the newest product. 043 is like a year old.
Vaughn