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The intention of the article is to set up a hotkey to cycle through a list of predefined scene switches, advancing to the next scene each time the key is pressed, similar to advancing the slides in a PowerPoint presentation.
The following example will just use two scenes, "A" and "B", but you can of course expand upon this to your needs.
First a macro needs to be created for the first scene "A" to be switched to similar to the one below:
![](https://obsproject.com/forum/attachments/switchtoa-png.79471/)
Next another macro needs to be created for the scene switch to scene "B":
![](https://obsproject.com/forum/attachments/switchtob-png.79472/)
Finally a last macro needs to be created which is responsible for calling these created macros each time a hotkey is pressed.
![](https://obsproject.com/forum/attachments/toggleaandb-png.79473/)
The "Hotkey" condition is used to create a new hotkey with the name "Toggle A and B", which when pressed will run the macros actions.
The key binding for this hotkey can be defined in OBS' settings window in the "Hotkeys" section.
The "Sequence" action is used to run one macro of a list of macros, advancing to the next item on the list the next time it is being run - so just what we need.
Once adding this action we need to press the "+" symbol and add our previously defined macros "Switch to scene A" and "Switch to scene B".
Finally it is recommended - but not necessary - to check the "Run macro in parallel to other macros" option at the top of the Macro tab for this particular macro to avoid "queueing" up hotkey presses resulting in multiple consecutive scene switches.