Sequence:GetBroadcastScheduler

Last updated 5 August 2026
Pin Info

Input 1: Emit [Bang]

Input 1: Set [ResourceId, String]

Input 2: Emit count [Bang]

1-Clock[Timestamp]: Feeds the scheduler's clock, driving schedule evaluation.

2-Enable[Int]: Enables (non-zero) or disables (0) the scheduler.

3-Force override[String]: Force-activates the override entry with this name.

3-Force override[ResourceId]: Force-activates a specific sequencer by id.

4-Clear override[Bang]: Clears any forced override.

5-Action[String]: Invokes a transport action (play / pause / stop / ...).

6-Set broadcast scheduler id[ResourceId]: Redirect this node to anotherscheduler entity by id (runtime; nil reverts to the node's own reference).

6-Set broadcast scheduler[String]: Redirect to a scheduler resolved by name.

Output 1: Id [ResourceId]

Output 1: Name [String]

Output 2: Count [Int]

1-Active entry[String]: Name of the currently active schedule entry.

1-Active scheduler[ResourceId]: Resource id of the active scheduler entity.

1-Active duration[Timestamp]: Elapsed time of the active entry (per tick).

1-Schedule info[Pack]: Structured snapshot of the schedule / entry list.

2-Next entry[String]: Name of the next scheduled entry.

3-State[String]: Current status string of the scheduler.

6-Broadcast scheduler id[ResourceId]: The active entity's id, emitted onconnect and when the reference changes.

Node Parameters

Dropdown: Select the broadcast scheduler entity this node drives ("(no scheduler)" when none). The schedule itself is edited in the Broadcast Scheduler window, not on the node.

Enable: Enables/disables the scheduler; shows its status string.

Go to: Opens the Broadcast Scheduler window and selects this entity.

Expand:

Label: Name shown for this node in the WebPresenter Node dropdown.