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Dell ·
Hi
Is their a module in which you can change the value of a parameter by double clicking on the numerical figure with the mouse pointer? I find this very handy in my URS plug-ins. I would like to incorporate such a feature in my plug-ins if it is possible.
How does one change the skin of the on board silver readout knob to the black non-readout knob while still maintaining the digital readout?
MegaHurtz ·
Is their a module in which you can change the value of a parameter by double clicking on the numerical figure with the mouse pointer? I find this very handy in my URS plug-ins. I would like to incorporate such a feature in my plug-ins if it is possible.
If I understand correctly the bitmap knob does that. If you mean yump to where you click?
How does one change the skin of the on board silver readout knob to the black non-readout knob while still maintaining the digital readout?
You`d have to have the image.. dunno if iy`s there?
aliasant ·
Dell wrote: Hi
Is their a module in which you can change the value of a parameter by double clicking on the numerical figure with the mouse pointer? I find this very handy in my URS plug-ins. I would like to incorporate such a feature in my plug-ins if it is possible.
How does one change the skin of the on board silver readout knob to the black non-readout knob while still maintaining the digital readout?
Search for Edit Box in the toolbox. THat will give you a text box that responds to double clicks.
Dell ·
Cheers aliasant!
Megahurtz this is what I am trying to acomplish. 🙂
View My Video
MegaHurtz ·
But in this case you`d only use it to set it to default..not? If thats the case it would be simpler to yust double click on your knob to get it to go to a default value. But it all depends on the scenario.
Anyway Here`s one from my personal stash.. (right click for default)
aliasant ·
Naa MegaHurtz. You got it wrong. He wants to input a number uising his keyboard or similar and the fader should then jump to that number. Like this. I modified a standard fader a little bit. Might be simpler ways to do it but it seems to work as long as you input numbers within the min max range. In this case 0 to 1 If outside that the fader will go outside the drawn area.
MegaHurtz ·
Mwhaha.. my first glance at your new pic with.. naah. I know, but im too lazy to make a new one..
MegaHurtz ·
It`s nice though 😀
infuzion ·
More better.
Dell ·
Thank you. 🙂
If you were wondering what is the purpose of such a feature. If one decides the create a parametric equaliser in which all bands offer a 20 - 20 kHz frequency range, it is far easier to pinpoint the desired frequency by typing it in than using a fader or rotary knob.
At least for me. 😇
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