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Feature: Lockout satellite surfaces #8

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josephdadams opened this issue Jan 20, 2021 · 2 comments
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Feature: Lockout satellite surfaces #8

josephdadams opened this issue Jan 20, 2021 · 2 comments
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needs work upstream This needs work to be done in Companion first

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@josephdadams
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This may be more for companion rather than companion-remote, but the ability to lock out satellite surfaces from any local-to-companion surface would be great. There are times where I would want all of the remote panels to have access but then other times where only certain panels should have access. Especially given the nature of how Companion works, with every connected surface having access to all the pages.

In the meantime, I would probably settle for just making a dummy lockout page with no traversable buttons and send the internal "Set surface to page" action.

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Yeah, this would need to be done in companion rather than here.

Perhaps it should be done by adding a 'readonly' setting on each device and an internal action to change that? That way you can lock any device but can leave it viewing a page.
Maybe add a 'blank' setting too to set the device to black or companion logo

@Julusian Julusian added the needs work upstream This needs work to be done in Companion first label Jan 20, 2021
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Sounds like we need some new internal actions in the core :)

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