I did it and it worked. Thank you and balala for all the helpI didn't test balala's code, but I see what you mean. I think the choice to have multiple MeasureTitleN measures is correct in this case, but I suspect two more things need to be done, e.g.:
- use [!SetVariable MatchTitle "2"] in your MeasureTitle2, and similar [!SetVariable MatchTitle "N"] in subsequent MeasureTitleN measures, if any
- instead of multiplying the same #MatchTitle# with the sum of products between all those MeasurePosition / LimitUpDownN conditionals and checking for (#CURRENTSECTION#>=1), try to make the formula a sum of the products between #MatchTitleN# and the corresponding MeasurePosition / LimitUpDownN conditionals and check for (#CURRENTSECTION#=N) in multiple IfConditions
So basically, use different numbers for different tracks playing, and compute different values in the formula for different tracks playing. I'll let balala give you more details on this one if you can't figure it out, as it's his code, but I believe that's the solution to your current issue.
P.S. It's possible that (#CURRENTSECTION#>=1) in a single IfCondition as it it now might be enough, since, after all, the same actions are chosen.
Statistics: Posted by adam447777 — 53 minutes ago