Build a control that triggers an action and visibly reflects the state reported by your target.
Recipe outcome
One action, one visible result.
The button sends a command when tapped. An incoming event changes its light state when the target confirms the result.
Tap→Command→TargetButton light←Event←State
Build it
From empty panel position to working button.
1
Add and name the Button
Touch and hold an empty panel position, choose “New,” select Button, and give it a title that describes the action.
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New Button and title
Show the item type selection and the finished title, or provide two tightly cropped screenshots.
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2
Choose the interaction
Select the action that should trigger the command. A normal tap is the clearest starting point; touch down, touch up, and long press can support more specialized controls.
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Button interaction selection
Show the available Button actions and highlight the action used in this recipe.
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3
Add the Command
Select the interface, choose its command, and enter the target-specific values. Test the action in Live Mode before adding feedback.
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Complete Button command
Show interface, command name, and all values required for one working example.
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4
Add the feedback Event
Select the incoming interface and event, match the target state, and use the appropriate Remote Option to update the button’s light.
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Event controlling the Button light
Show the event match and the Remote Option that turns the light on or off.
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Interface examples
Apply the same pattern to different systems.
OBS Studio
Send a scene-change command and light the button when OBS reports that the scene is active.
