[Feature Request] Option to disable client Connect/Disconnect commands per individual apps

[Petkov0721]

Can we get a way to switch off connect/disconnect commands for individual apps - just like we can turn off Global Prep Commands per app?
This is my example:
When my “Gaming” app start it does some stuff (turns off notifications, sets the power profile to max and others.) - then I start my game.
On disconnect of the Gaming app, the script pauses the game (works great).
On resume of the Gaming app - the script resumes the game (again, works great).
Sometimes I want to jump into Virtual Desktop to do quick PC tasks, then return to the Gaming app.
When I quit the Gaming app and open Virtual Desktop, it always unpauses the game.
If I could simply disable connect/disconnect actions for Virtual Desktop (it’s a custom app in my setup) then I will be able to have my game paused, do some stuff and when returned to the Gaming app my game will resume.

That would let me use Virtual Desktop without disrupting the game state.

The advanced feature of that would be to have per app client connect/disconnect commands but I think this gets a bit complicated as you will have per app then per client - which should be feasible but I guess much more work.

[kayti]

This is basically creating multiple streams/virtual desktops/sessions. I assume, this would take a lot of work.

[ClassicOldSong]

It's already there. Look closly in app settings, there's an option named "Allow client prepare commands"

The unpause is triggered by disconnecting from the game app, since we have no way to know you're trying to go back to game or not.

The workaround is, remove the global "resume" script, so when you quit the "game" app, it won't automatically resume, but the drawback is you have to remember to unpause the game manually by exiting the script from system tray after you have terminated the stream.

[Petkov0721]

Oh yeah it is there... not sure how I have missed that. Thank you. Removing the global resume script did help me achieve what I was trying to do! I almost never have a stream "terminated" - I run my PC headless so one way or the other I always stream from it - this is actually pretty perfect now.