Question Note taking inside VAM?

[Toddy]

Is there a note taking option in VAM? In the past I made sticky notes where I wrote down numerous effects/settings that I knew I would possibly use again. Many of the effects could not be easily found by adding to favorites or by search because of how they are bundled. Recently, I wanted to add rain into a scene but could not locate the particular rain type I wanted. As I searched thru my sticky notes, I wondered if VAM had a easier system for keeping notes/ideas that could be accessed in scene (maybe a session plugin). This would also be handy to annotate settings for plugins that do not allow saving presets.

 

[Sleimer]

Is there a note taking option in VAM? In the past I made sticky notes where I wrote down numerous effects/settings that I knew I would possibly use again. Many of the effects could not be easily found by adding to favorites or by search because of how they are bundled. Recently, I wanted to add rain into a scene but could not locate the particular rain type I wanted. As I searched thru my sticky notes, I wondered if VAM had a easier system for keeping notes/ideas that could be accessed in scene (maybe a session plugin). This would also be handy to annotate settings for plugins that do not allow saving presets.

did you ever fet an answer for this? It can be done somewhat with UI assist but i'd rather another way.

 

[Toddy]

did you ever fet an answer for this? It can be done somewhat with UI assist but i'd rather another way.

No luck. UI assist could work but I was hoping for something more like Onenote that could be accessed while in VR.

 

[murn]

You can add notes into the scene Via the UI Text Atom and save it as a subscene. So you can update and save anytime and load the subscene anytime you want to check something. I don't know how much text the UI text can hold tho.

 

[murn]

No luck. UI assist could work but I was hoping for something more like Onenote that could be accessed while in VR.

 

[Toddy]

You can add notes into the scene Via the UI Text Atom and save it as a subscene. So you can update and save anytime and load the subscene anytime you want to check something. I don't know how much text the UI text can hold tho.

That is not a bad idea. Thanks. The creator 14mhz has provided very interesting templates and plugins that possibly could be used to create exactly what I had in mind. Unfortunately, I do not know how to code.