This control is for display purposes only and does not react to touch or send messages. Values of incoming messages are mapped to the control's value range and update the brightness of the LED display.
Examples
/led 0.5
/led 1.0
This control has no additional properties.
This control is for display purposes only and does not react to touch or send messages. Values of incoming messages are displayed as text. Both textual and numeric values can be received and displayed.
Examples
/label 0.5
/label hello
Draw outline around control on/off
Fill control with background color on/off
The text displayed by the control. Can be changed with incoming messages.
The size of the text displayed by the control.
This control sends the second value of its value range when pressed and the first value of its value range when released.
Examples
/push 1
/push 0
Enable or disable the sending of configured messages when pressing the push button control.
Enable or disable the sending of configured messages when releasing the push button control.
When enabled no local changes to the value or display of the control are made, but the value it would change to is still sent out. The state/value of the control can only be changed by incoming messages.
When enabled the Push button will scale the value sent on touch depending on the Y position the touch occurs at, ranging from the upper end of its value range when touched all the way at the top of the control, to the lower end of its value range when touched all the way at the bottom of the control.
Inverts the Y position velocity value along the y-axis of the push button control.
This control changes state between on/off when released. When the state changes to on, the second value in its value range is sent, otherwise the first.
Examples
/toggle 1
/toggle 0
When enabled no local changes to the value or display of the control are made, but the value it would change to is still sent out. The state/value of the control can only be changed by incoming messages.
This control maps the position of a touch along the x and y axes of its rectangle to its value range and sends out both values. Both x and y values use the same value range. The location of the minimum and maximum value positions of each axes can be inverted in the control's properties.
Examples
/xy 0.3 0.7
Inverts the x-axis of the control
Inverts the y-axis of the control
Sends messages with the order of parameter values reversed
These controls emulate classic fader and potentiometer controls on hardware devices. They map the position of a touch to their value range by interpolating between their minimum and maximum positions.
Examples
/fader 0.3
/rotary 0.7
Inverts the positions of the minimum and maximum values in the value range.
Sets the control's default position/value halfway between minimum and maximum positions/value.
In Absolute response mode any touch will make the control jump to its position/value.
In Relative response mode the initial touch will be remembered and not trigger any change and subsequent movements will be applied relative to the initial touch position.
This option prevents a Rotary control from changing its value from full to zero and vice versa when moving a touch beyond the beginning/end of its range.
This control emulates an endless rotary or encoder control on hardware devices. It sends the upper end of its value range when a touch is moved clockwise, the lower end of its value range when a touch is moved counter-clockwise. It does not respond to incoming messages.
This control has no additional properties.
This control is for display purposes only and does not react to touch or send messages. It displays the current battery charge of the device. It does not respond to incoming messages.
Draw outline around control on/off
Fill control with background color on/off
The size of the text displayed by the control.
This control is for display purposes only and does not react to touch or send messages. It displays the current time. It does not respond to incoming messages.
Draw outline around control on/off
Fill control with background color on/off
Whether to display the current time with seconds or without.
The size of the text displayed by the control.
This control groups multiple toggle controls into one control. A touch event can traverse multiple toggle controls in one gesture and change their values. This control accepts multiple touch events at the same time.
Examples
Addressing the first toggle in the first row (indexes in OSC path)
/multitoggle/1/1 0
Addressing the first toggle in the first row (indexes as parameters)
/multitoggle 1 1 0
Addressing all toggles at once of a 2x2 Multi-Toggle control (when parameter count matches toggle count, all toggles are set)
/multitoggle 0 0 0 0
When enabled no local changes to the value or display of the control are made, but the value it would change to is still sent out. The state/value of the control can only be changed by incoming messages.
When enabled forces only one toggle control to be active at all times, making the control behave much like a group of "radio" buttons.
Number of toggle controls in the grid
This control behaves the same way as the XY Pad control but handles up to 5 touch-points at the same time. This control accepts multiple touch events. It does not respond to incoming messages
Inverts the x-axis of the control
Inverts the y-axis of the control
Sends messages with the order of parameter values reversed
This control groups multiple push-button controls into one control. A touch event can traverse multiple push controls in one gesture and change their values. This control accepts multiple touch events at the same time.
Examples
Addressing the first push-button in the first row (indexes in OSC path)
/multipush/1/1 0
Addressing the first push-button in the first row (indexes as parameters)
/multipush 1 1 0
Addressing all push-buttons at once of a 2x2 Multi-Push control (when parameter count matches push-button count, all push-buttons are set)
/multipush 0 0 0 0
When enabled no local changes to the value or display of the control are made, but the value it would change to is still sent out. The state/value of the control can only be changed by incoming messages.
Number of push-button controls in the grid
This control groups multiple fader controls into one control. A touch event can traverse multiple fader controls in one gesture and change their values. This control accepts multiple touch events at the same time.
Examples
Addressing the second fader (index in OSC path)
/multifader/2 0.3
Addressing the second fader (index as parameter)
/multifader 2 0.3
Addressing all faders at once in a 4 fader Multi-Fader control (when parameter count matches fader count, all faders are set)
/multifader 0.2 0.7 1.0 0.0
Invert child fader controls
Center child fader controls
Number of fader controls
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