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  I've finally managed to use flic to fire the GO button on Qlab without a hub.

  I've been searching for answers everywhere and got an overly complicated response from Flic customer services that was no help at all. So... I'll put it here in case it can help someone else. It's so simple.

  Open the Flic app, and select OSC. Port is 53000. Message is /workspace/{name of your Qlab workspace}/go

  Make sure your workspace in Qlab is set up to accept OSC messages. (file/workspace settings/control/OSC)

  And that's it!!! Why could no one tell me that?!

• General Discussion

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  @samjay You're a legend. That was absolutely the problem; the buttons were indeed showing in Default. Thanks 🙂

• Developers

  Discussion and help about the Flic SDKs

  Flic Hub SDK
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  @steven Hi Steven, no it is not available in the Hub Actions in the Flic App. This is a module which can be used in the HubSDK with your Hub LR. Please check out this repo: https://github.com/50ButtonsEach/flic-hub-sdk-mqtt-js
  And in case you are not familiar with the HubSDK, please check hubsdk.flic.io, https://hubsdk.flic.io/static/tutorial/ and https://hubsdk.flic.io/static/documentation/

• Flic Mac Client

  A space for discussions about the Flic Mac Client

  Flic Mac Client - Plugins
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  I tried, with keystrokes it works, with midi not.
  Seems like a bug. I find a solution with Keystrokes.

  But the Midi bug should be fixed

  Andreas

• Flic Hub

  Discussion about Flic's latest product

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  @dgnhans Do you have any other issues except that the name got lost?

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