SynthMakerNu Audio Science ·
Draw modules line, How doyou rotate it, Im currently using a float to area is this wrong ?
How to rotate line
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Nu Audio Science ·
Sorry im a dick, Spend half an hour trying to work it out post the question and work it out ten seconds later DOH.
The drawing modules are a little strange to me 🙂
Just in case anyonh has the same question, You will need to use negative numbers in the height and width of the lines area to achieve some angles of rotation.
Nu Audio Science ·
Yip i'm definatly a dick, Its on the pop up tool tip DOH
Nu Audio Science ·
Just looked at the example and copied that and it works much better 🙂
sequencer ·
Maybe I'm being stupid here, but what the heck...
I didn't know there was pop up tool tips coz I don't seem to have any.I've been through everything I can find. How do I activate tool tips ?
sequencer
Nu Audio Science ·
Im new so i've only just installed so it should be default i think, I just hover over any module in the library or in the schematic and it gives me a tooltip ?
sequencer ·
Does the tool tip display the possible input types etc, or is it the same for each module ? I wants it... 🙁
sequencer
Nu Audio Science ·
No its just a basic tooltip
malc ·
Hi sequencer,
The tooltips are always on so you should be able to get them. Someone else had trouble with this and we tracked the problem down to another application running at the same time. Try running just SM without any other apps and see if this makes a difference.
The tooltips just give a quick overview of the component, no input descriptions. We've had several requests to incorporate this info into the interface, it's just a matter of getting round to doing it.
I have started writing sections for the component reference part of the online docs and these will contain detailed info on component inputs and outputs.
Let me know if you still can't get the tooltips.
Malc.
infuzion ·
Also, the titles of the Ins & Outs give good clues on what the modules will do. You can find the titles by single-clicking on the module, or going inside the actual module. (I'm sure you guys know this; this is primarily for the newbies).
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