Chameleon User Guide

If you are following this guide step by step, you can see how easy it is to add objects and start create your template.
You already begin to have a clearer idea about how you could create your templates, but before you get down to work on creating your template, you need to learn about the Page Control features and Constructor  features.

Page control:
The software has two templates to use simultaneously in the same software, you see button T1 and button T2, where T1 means template 1 and T2 means template 2. Each template has 6 pages, PAGE 1 to PAGE 6.   Each page can host all the objects and functions that the software provide.
In the bellow video you can see how work Template 1 and Template 2 and pages  for that purpose I just locate random objects on the template in order to show how work.

H1 and H2, Window Handlers:
The window handlers allows you to set the size or position of the software window to be controlled.
This is especially useful if you want control with Chameleon two simultaneous programs, i.e Traktor,
and Ableton. Trough window handlers Chameleon will recall the program, it will also remember the window size and location of the program window.
Uh? yes sound weird……. do not worry, just continue with the guide, you understand window handlers soon.

The Constructor
Hole Shapes:
Chameleon lets you cut holes in the template to integrate with part of window of the software to be controlled.
This feature can reveal important parts of the underlying program inside your template. Furthermore it allows you to interact with the underlying MIDI program under control.

In the bellow video you see how I cut holes for show vital parts of Traktor software and after that load 100% finished template and also navigate across few template pages, Trakor is already open and running under Chameleon screen: