You can use some custom script to cycle through things. Here is an example using the new "Real Java Script" action (requires latest BTT):
async function cycleThrough () {
let variableName = 'windowMoveCounter';;
let variable = await callBTT('get_number_variable', {variable_name: variableName});;
if(variable === undefined) {
await callBTT('set_number_variable', {variable_name: variableName, to: 1});
variable = 1;
}
if(variable == 1) {
callBTT('trigger_named_async_without_response', {trigger_name: 'moveLeft'});
} else if(variable == 2) {
callBTT('trigger_named_async_without_response', {trigger_name: 'moveRight'});
} else if(variable == 3) {
callBTT('trigger_named_async_without_response', {trigger_name: 'moveTop'});
} else if(variable == 4) {
callBTT('trigger_named_async_without_response', {trigger_name: 'moveBottom'});
} else if(variable % 5 == 0) {
await callBTT('set_number_variable', {variable_name: variableName, to: 0});
variable = 0;
}
// increase the variable callBTT
await callBTT('set_number_variable', {variable_name: variableName, to: variable+1});
// return to BTT
returnToBTT(variable);
}
cycleThrough();
It cycles through the values 0-4 and triggers different named triggers while doing that. These named triggers need to be defined in the "Named & Other Triggers" section and also allow you to trigger a custom snap area (or use the "Custom resize/move" action.)
