Simpleobsws to perform the scene change

[chicco64]

Hi !,
i would like to use your software to run a certain scene in obs;
these are the scenes currently loaded in my obs:

request = simpleobsws.Request( "GetSceneList" )

"scenes": [
{
"sceneIndex": 0,
"sceneName": "Scene 5"
},
{
"sceneIndex": 1,
"sceneName": "Scene 4"
},
{
"sceneIndex": 2,
"sceneName": "Scene 3"
},
{
"sceneIndex": 3,
"sceneName": "Scene 2"
},
{
"sceneIndex": 4,
"sceneName": "Scene"
}
]

I would like to use the "set Scene Name" (or another) function to execute, for example, "Scene 5", but I don't understand the syntax of the command itself.
Can you please give me a correct example to run, through your script "sample_request.py", the execution of a certain scene, among those present in obs studio
Many thanks !

[McMornan]

Hi, I second that. I have built a control hardware using a raspi, and want to change the scene on the touch of a button. For that I also need a hint in the right direction. The request eample does not show how to pass parameters. I want to know how I can set the reuqest parameter for 'SetCurrentProgramScene' request. Thanks

[McMornan]

Hi, I found it. Here is a python example code:

`import logging
logging.basicConfig(level=logging.DEBUG)
import asyncio
import simpleobsws

parameters = simpleobsws.IdentificationParameters(ignoreNonFatalRequestChecks = False) # Create an IdentificationParameters object (optional for connecting)

ws = simpleobsws.WebSocketClient(url = 'ws://192.168.2.130:4455', password = 'test123', identification_parameters = parameters) # Every possible argument has been passed, but none are required>

async def make_request():
await ws.connect() # Make the connection to obs-websocket
await ws.wait_until_identified() # Wait for the identification handshake to complete

data = {'sceneName': 'Beach2'} #, f'inputSettings: {url}': url}
request = simpleobsws.Request('SetCurrentProgramScene',data) # Build a Request object

ret = await ws.call(request) # Perform the request
if ret.ok(): # Check if the request succeeded
    print("Request succeeded! Response data: {}".format(ret.responseData))

await ws.disconnect() # Disconnect from the websocket server cleanly

loop = asyncio.get_event_loop()
loop.run_until_complete(make_request())
`

[sikelos]

@McMornan thanks for the code. Really really helpful !!
If you have found other similar requests please share them.
Thanks again