multicam wasn't written to be an intervalometer.For a single camera, there's no reason to use multicam. You can use cli command, or the functions it uses in camclockutil.lua.
In principle you could modify your script to check for a message like multcam.lua does, but it would be complicated: You can't just send message that says "set the time to X:Y:Z" because if the script is in the middle of shooting, it could be seconds before it checks for the message. So you'd need one message from the PC that says "let me know when you're ready to set the clock", then a response from the script that says "ready" and waits for a response that has the actual time to set.
but how to do that with 2 cams simultanious?i tried:___>!mc=require'multicam'___>!mc:connect()___>!mc:cmd('shootnow')and that did the trick i think
i looked into simplemulticam, but still hard to grasp for me and multicam seems to have more things that i can use.
plus, i wanted to have as tight as possible timing between cams and thought that you wrote somewhere multicam was more accurate.
although, the fact that setclock did not work without starting cam side script was a bit dissapointing i was actually just about to ask you what i did wrong that it had missing params when you gave me my answer.but i'll get over that when i've figured out how to put utc+1 in that !mc:cmd message. ...or when i disabled whatever is blocking setclock to work as it does with single cam connect.
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