Alcorn Mcbride V16Pro - Program Control Events; Start a Sequence; Stop a Sequence; Pause a Sequence

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WinScript
Reference
Program Control Events
Program Control Events can be used to control the flow of your show. Program Control Events include
events for controlling Sequences in a local or remote Show Controller. Events are also included for
performing conditional branching within a sequence based on Variable values and/or Input/Output/Boolean
Type Variable states.
To Do This…
Use This Event…
Start a Sequence
Start
Stop a Sequence
Reset
Pause a Sequence at the current event
Pause
Stop a looping Sequence after the last event
Stop Loop
Unconditionally jump over events
Goto
Perform specific events if an Input, Output, or Boolean Variable is "on"
If On
Perform specific events if an Input, Output, or Boolean Variable is "off"
If Off
Perform specific events if a Variable is equal to a constant value or the
value of another Variable
If =
Perform specific events if a Variable is greater than a constant value or the
value of another Variable
If >
Perform specific events if a Variable is greater than or equal to a constant
value or the value of another Variable
If >=
Perform specific events if a Variable is less than a constant value or the
value of another Variable
If <
Perform specific events if a Variable is less than or equal to a constant
value or the value of another Variable
If <=
Perform specific events if a Variable is not equal to a constant value or the
value of another Variable
If not =
Complete "If" sections. (If not using labels)
End If
Specify "False" events if statement is false
Else
No operation - Set a dummy placeholder for a branch event
Empty