Triggering Multiple Actions via Single Button
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It is possible to trigger multiple actions with a single button. To do that:
Launch the , the project shipped with Reality Engine
Create the Node Tree as shown in the image above
Activate the Advanced Preview Monitor (APM) on the Program output pin of the Mixer node
Change your camera angle by adjusting the UserTransform property values of the UserTrack node through the GamePad
You can optionally align the Particle Control, Animation Control, and Spotlight for better control, as shown above.
Activate the Actions module and click on the Create button, rename it if you like
Select the Particle Control node, go to its Functions, right-click on the Play property menu circle, select the Timeline
Select the Animation Control node, go to its Functions, right-click on the Play property menu circle, select the Timeline
Select the Spotlight node, go to its Properties, right-click on Turnedon property menu circle, and select the Timeline
Go to the Actions module:
Right-click on the Play function menu circle of the Start Particles property group, select the Add Keyframe option
Right-click on the Play function menu circle of the Play/Stop Ball Animation property group, select the Add Keyframe option
Right-click on the Turnedon property menu circle of the Lightsettings property group, select the Add Keyframe option
Save the Action
The action above will trigger all Properties/Functions.
Now:
Click on the New Action button, rename it if you like
Create a reverse version of the Action animation by repeating the same steps explained above except with two differences:
Click on the Turnedon checkbox and deactivate it before you take it to the Action Timeline
Add the Stop function of Animation Control node to the Timeline instead of the Play function.
Save the Action
Activate the Form Builder module, click on the New Form button, rename it if you like
Drag and drop the Action Play buttons of the first and second animations to Form Area, and customize it if you like by clicking on the Field Setting button
Save the template Form
Activate the Playout module, select your template from Playout Template Form Area
Click on the buttons and check the results via APM
