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undoredo with button problem

Archive · 2012 3 old posts

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tester ·

As usual have encountered a problem with some wandering trigger 🙂. So here is a problem. While this rnd + undoredo mechanism works well with sliders and editboxes in my design, connected to on/off button in schematic sequence - seems to produce unwanted trigger somewhere. The problem seems to be somewhere in undoredo but maybe in the feedback loop (required) too. How can it be fixed?

DigitalWhiteByte ·

I used my module UNDO-REDO and made ​​some small changes to your button, and your random module to work correctly either manually or with presets. I hope that is how I would like.

tester ·

Thanks. I still feel lost with triggers 😉

But - I think I just finished the first part of my little big project. 😉

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