You will need to add triggers to the MultiView input itself.

This becomes especially important for complex productions with a single operator.

There is really no limit to what you can automate with triggers.

With a trigger, it is the press of a key or button that begins the function.

With a trigger, the function is started automatically when some condition is met.

Shortcuts and triggers can be used together with a shortcut starting a sequence that continues automatically through triggers.

Select the input you would like to work within the input section and click on the gear icon in on the lower right.

Once the settings menu for that input is open, click on Triggers on the left column.

If you have any triggers already set up, they will be listed here.

The first column is the actual trigger which is the event that starts the process.

If you click the dropdown menu, you will see that triggers can include OnCompletion, OnTransitionIn, OnTransitionOut, OnOverlayIn, OnOverlayOut, OnCountDownCompleted, and three audio triggers.

The transition triggers are based on fading or cutting to an input.

The overlay triggers work when an overlay is activated or turned off.

With the countdown trigger, you can attach a function to the completion of one of the built-in countdown timers.

The audio triggers are relatively basic and can trigger a function when an input audio source crosses a dB threshold.

You can choose from hundreds of functions by clicking on the dropdown menu and selecting the category on the left side.

In the next column, you can choose the source used for the function.

For instance, if the trigger is set to transition from your input source, this is where you would choose what it should transition to.

If you are using any sort of transition function, the next column lets you set the duration.

The next column allows you to set the delay before the function takes place.

Even if triggers have been enabled, they will only work on the primary layer.

That means if you create an input with triggers and then include that input in a MultiView input, those triggers will not function.

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