@anton said in Flic for Mac?:

@tcbeatie Cool! Good that you solved it. Regarding the triggers, as you see we do provide the "raw" buttonUp and buttonDown events. This means that you should be able to create a script in which you can define your own click types. Also, have a look at flic-service-osx if you ever feel like making something even more complex

I saw references to that, but not sure how to implement. Easiest might be a triple click?

My current use case is a button in the kitchen that controls the mac next door; volume up/down/pause|play is easy.. A triple click to do something cool like speak the weather would be awesome

@anton Thanks for responding! Turns out it was just my inexperience with AppleScript. I was using the AppleScript Editor to try and create the script, when I should have been just using a text editor. Working great now!

I just wish there were more than three modes Just one more even!

I'm trying to set up the Flic for the simple task of turning the master volume up or down on my Mac. My script is the following;

#!/usr/bin/osascript
set curVol to output volume of (get volume settings)
if curVol > 90 then
set volume output volume 100
else
set volume output volume (curVol + 10)
end if

and yet when I load it into Flic, and then hit the button, I get "File at path did not contain a shebang: {file location}"

Help?

Thanks!