Positions

What a position represents in Buttons, how surfaces fit into it, and how the editor stays separate from the live workspace.

Create a workspace for one operator, describe and size it, assign surfaces, and apply the configuration.

Place elements on a position canvas and choose between buttons, sections, shift, folder, popover, router, shared and role sections.

Create a button on a position canvas, give it an action, test it in the editor, and add feedback that reflects real device state.

Find the ready-made buttons, sections and popovers a connection module supplies and drag them onto a position canvas.

Run several steps per press, react to hold and click patterns, group, condition or repeat actions, generate repeater buttons, and use encoders.

Stack several feedbacks on one button, show a device image or a live value, test a variable with an Expression feedback, and generate a feedback per dropdown choice.

Group related controls in a section, enable scrolling for overflow, and protect the section with roles, a PIN or an NFC card.

Give a group of controls a second layer in the same area using a Shift Section with Main and Shift pages.

Arrange controls as navigable folder pages within one area of a position, with generated or custom navigation.

Keep occasional controls behind one trigger button that unfolds a temporary panel, and control it from other buttons.

Maintain one set of controls centrally and place it in several positions so every instance updates when the master changes.

Use a Role Section to show different content to different roles on the same position, and preview what each role sees. Pro and Enterprise only.

Compare a generated Router Section, a hand-built Custom Router, buttons with internal routing actions, and plain module actions, and pick the one that fits the panel you need.

Generate a complete routing panel from chosen sources and destinations, with filters, take behavior and lock controls.

What a Custom Router's shared context tracks, how Auto Take Mode and Control Mode shape its behavior, and how nesting works.

Build a hand-placed ATEM routing panel with source, destination, Take and Clear Selection controls inside a Custom Router.