Add Trigger when Feedback is False

[istnv]

Describe the feature The current boolean feedback provides an automatic trigger to fire when the feedback is True/On. There are no options to trigger actions when that feedback changes to False/Off. This request is to add the ability to trigger actions when the feedback is False/Off.

Usecases Certain module feedbacks indicate the status of the connected device and can be altered outside of Companion. Watching the 'Mute' status of an audio mixer will allow muting/unmuting other channels depending on the status. To be fully useful, a trigger should be available for both states (on/true or off/false).

[Julusian]

I think this would be best achieved by having 2 sets of actions on each trigger. A set of 'on' actions and a set of 'off' actions. That will be the most flexible and avoid the need to create almost identical triggers to handle the different directions

[jmcc94]

Not every scenario will be met be just having 2 sets of actions on each trigger - it would still be good if a separate trigger condition could be when a feedback is False/Off

Eg. A complex trigger consisting of when feedback A & feedback B are both false, or when feedback C is true & feedback D is false.

Usecase - using triggers to turn on 'CAM LIVE' signs when certain sources in OBS are in PGM, and turning it off when they're not.

[BryanCrotaz]

I've been noodling on the same problem for my recent project where I've ended up with about 20 triggers for a boardroom with 6 devices. In your use case, actions for true/false would work perfectly if you can have an ORed set of feedbacks. This can be modelled as If/Else:

If (src1 in pgm OR src4 in pgm OR src7 in pgm) turn light on Else turn light off

[Julusian]

From the discussion in #2549, it sounds like this is solved