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Combination Circuits/Schematics
Re: Combination Circuits/Schematics
Knob position arc
This little offering allows you to take any type of rotary knob, of any size, and add that position display arc (whatever that damn thing is called) around it.
There’s one for a 0-1 knob and one for a -1 to 1 (bipolar) knob, like you would use for pan position.
You can set the colour and thickness of the arc and its size is determined by its view area, so you can superimpose it accurately for any diameter.
Cheers
Spogg
This little offering allows you to take any type of rotary knob, of any size, and add that position display arc (whatever that damn thing is called) around it.
There’s one for a 0-1 knob and one for a -1 to 1 (bipolar) knob, like you would use for pan position.
You can set the colour and thickness of the arc and its size is determined by its view area, so you can superimpose it accurately for any diameter.
Cheers
Spogg
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Re: Combination Circuits/Schematics
very cool !
thanks
thanks
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Re: Combination Circuits/Schematics
Hi Spogg,
Yes very cool! These will be used a lot for sure.
Happy holidays, BobF.....
Yes very cool! These will be used a lot for sure.
Happy holidays, BobF.....
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Re: Combination Circuits/Schematics
Love that multiplex Tiffy .
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lalalandsynth - Posts: 600
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Re: Combination Circuits/Schematics
Great knob stuff Spogg, making some variations, will upload.
Thanks
Thanks
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lalalandsynth - Posts: 600
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Re: Combination Circuits/Schematics
LED's - 3-D:
I was bored so I made these LEDs. Hope it's useful to someone.
I was bored so I made these LEDs. Hope it's useful to someone.
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tiffy - Posts: 400
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Re: Combination Circuits/Schematics
Tiffy, I really like it when you get bored!
These are really nice.
I like the method of using alpha as a dynamic fade/brightness control. Never thought of that before.
A new lesson for me
Many thanks for sharing.
Spogg
These are really nice.
I like the method of using alpha as a dynamic fade/brightness control. Never thought of that before.
A new lesson for me
Many thanks for sharing.
Spogg
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Re: Combination Circuits/Schematics
KNOB's BITMAP:
I have recently made a collection of bitmap knobs with different shapes, sizes, textures and colours but could only upload these two, since their combined size is already more than 1 MByte (Unfortunately, I did not make the arc to move with the pointer). It may be a better option to consider Vector knobs when size is a concern.
I have recently made a collection of bitmap knobs with different shapes, sizes, textures and colours but could only upload these two, since their combined size is already more than 1 MByte (Unfortunately, I did not make the arc to move with the pointer). It may be a better option to consider Vector knobs when size is a concern.
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tiffy - Posts: 400
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Re: Combination Circuits/Schematics
OPEN & LOAD ALL FILES IN A DIRECTORY.
The module can Load all the files in a Directory and the filter is currently set to only load *.wav files (You can change the file filter to any other file extension if you wish to do so). Since it loads all the files in a directory at once you should not left-click with the mouse on any file in the directory or the module will consider that file you clicked on to be the directory to load files from.
To load files left click with the mouse on the load button and browse to the directory where the files are you want to load. Select the directory and Left double-click on the directory to open it (Do not click on any file inside the directory or else you will have to start all over again). If the directory contains the files you want to load then left-click with the mouse on the “OPEN BUTTON” of the open window and all the files in that directory will be loaded.
Inputs:
Load - Open Directory and Load all files in that directory.
Clear – Clears the output files.
Def/Jump – Can be used to set the default file index or to quickly jump to that index.
Outputs:
CSV – Files in Comma Seperated Values Format.
Set Default – Default Index value to a File (See the Module Properties Menu – currently set to a value of 0).
Array – Files in Array Format.
Array Length – The length of the Array i.e. the actual amount of Files in the Array.
NOTE: If anyone has a better method/idea than this for loading/selecting individual files from a directory you are welcome to alter/improve on this schematic…but please share. Maybe Ruby can do better than this to select individual files directly from a directory? I asked Flowstone Admin to develop a primitive that can select & load multiple individual files from a directory but until then this will have to suffice unless someone comes up with a better solution.
The “Listbox” (optional - I just altered the colours) does not belong to me and I only use it here to demonstrate how the “Open & Load All Files in a Directory” module can be used.
Update 3: Open and Load All (*.wav) Files in a Directory v1.3
*Removed one of the two "Clear File" sub-modules inside the main module and moved the remaining one to another location achieving the same result but with fewer parts. Also removed some temporary comment in one sub-module I forgot to remove in the finished module.
The module can Load all the files in a Directory and the filter is currently set to only load *.wav files (You can change the file filter to any other file extension if you wish to do so). Since it loads all the files in a directory at once you should not left-click with the mouse on any file in the directory or the module will consider that file you clicked on to be the directory to load files from.
To load files left click with the mouse on the load button and browse to the directory where the files are you want to load. Select the directory and Left double-click on the directory to open it (Do not click on any file inside the directory or else you will have to start all over again). If the directory contains the files you want to load then left-click with the mouse on the “OPEN BUTTON” of the open window and all the files in that directory will be loaded.
Inputs:
Load - Open Directory and Load all files in that directory.
Clear – Clears the output files.
Def/Jump – Can be used to set the default file index or to quickly jump to that index.
Outputs:
CSV – Files in Comma Seperated Values Format.
Set Default – Default Index value to a File (See the Module Properties Menu – currently set to a value of 0).
Array – Files in Array Format.
Array Length – The length of the Array i.e. the actual amount of Files in the Array.
NOTE: If anyone has a better method/idea than this for loading/selecting individual files from a directory you are welcome to alter/improve on this schematic…but please share. Maybe Ruby can do better than this to select individual files directly from a directory? I asked Flowstone Admin to develop a primitive that can select & load multiple individual files from a directory but until then this will have to suffice unless someone comes up with a better solution.
The “Listbox” (optional - I just altered the colours) does not belong to me and I only use it here to demonstrate how the “Open & Load All Files in a Directory” module can be used.
Update 3: Open and Load All (*.wav) Files in a Directory v1.3
*Removed one of the two "Clear File" sub-modules inside the main module and moved the remaining one to another location achieving the same result but with fewer parts. Also removed some temporary comment in one sub-module I forgot to remove in the finished module.
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- Open and Load All Files in a Directory v1.3.fsm
- *Removed one of the two "Clear File" modules inside the main module and moved the remaining one to another location achieving the same result but with fewer parts.
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- Open & Load All Files in a Directory v1.1.fsm
- Updated - Now Clears ALL Outputs
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- Open & Load All Files in a Directory.fsm
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