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This plugin and app allows you send and receive data from Xtoys script via websocket.
For example you can control your toys from inside the scene or trigger something in the scene with coyote button or motion sensor.
It's built upon Connect by MacGruber.
Instructions:
Load plugin to some object or scene.
Open Xtoys tcp-websocket bridge app.
Input websocket address: wss://webhook.xtoys.app/<webhookID>
You can get webhookID in your Xtoys profile or directly in the script with webhook block.
You won't need to input address if you select "accept websocket control commands" and input your webhookID in the plugin instead. I will forward the address and try to connect automatically after you press "connect".
To send trigger to Xtoys script you need to send it's name to the sendTrigger value of the plugin via VAM trigger system and create a block with the same name in Xtoys script to receive it.
To send sliders data you need to create "sliders" block in the script. Their values are passed to the attached blocks via {trigger-sl1}, {trigger-sl2}, etc.
Refresh rate in the plugin affects how often sliders are checked for changes. If you need smooth control 0.06 - 0.1 worked best for me. Smaller values tend to cause buffering in Xtoys script. If you don't need perfect sync you can set it to 1 in case it affects performance (I'm not sure if it actually does).
To receive triggers from Xtoys script you need to input in the attached webhook blocks the same names as in the plugin.
Haven't tested it much. Hope it works.
For example you can control your toys from inside the scene or trigger something in the scene with coyote button or motion sensor.
It's built upon Connect by MacGruber.
Instructions:
Load plugin to some object or scene.
Open Xtoys tcp-websocket bridge app.
Input websocket address: wss://webhook.xtoys.app/<webhookID>
You can get webhookID in your Xtoys profile or directly in the script with webhook block.
You won't need to input address if you select "accept websocket control commands" and input your webhookID in the plugin instead. I will forward the address and try to connect automatically after you press "connect".
To send trigger to Xtoys script you need to send it's name to the sendTrigger value of the plugin via VAM trigger system and create a block with the same name in Xtoys script to receive it.
To send sliders data you need to create "sliders" block in the script. Their values are passed to the attached blocks via {trigger-sl1}, {trigger-sl2}, etc.
Refresh rate in the plugin affects how often sliders are checked for changes. If you need smooth control 0.06 - 0.1 worked best for me. Smaller values tend to cause buffering in Xtoys script. If you don't need perfect sync you can set it to 1 in case it affects performance (I'm not sure if it actually does).
To receive triggers from Xtoys script you need to input in the attached webhook blocks the same names as in the plugin.
Haven't tested it much. Hope it works.
Contains executable files or external scripts. Ensure you trust the creator and apply your own security measures.
