As in title. If I move the knob about value of 64, every change, whether going lower or higher (but still residing in 65-127 range) always increases the value instead of decreasing it when lowering the CC value.
Analogous for below CC value of 64.
Also I binded the "push" encoder button CC number to "Push Index" and it doesn't work.
Using Behringer X-Touch Mini.
Also is there any possibility to assign each "Step" to a different knob? For example let's say i have 4 knobs, and the leftmost's step is 0.01, next is 0.1, next is 1, and rightmost is 10....
I'm not a developer by any means, I have some experience with coding and I have Claude Code if needed, but I don't know whether I should be looking into TouchDesigner component to fix those things or the C++ code (edit; sorry i meant PYTHON ) Which I don't quite understand what is it being built for. Is the code for this component built in C++ and then compiled into a .tox and then put into TouchDesigner? I'm really confused.
PS: Oh, also I'm using MacOS Macbook Pro m3 if it matters.
As in title. If I move the knob about value of 64, every change, whether going lower or higher (but still residing in 65-127 range) always increases the value instead of decreasing it when lowering the CC value.
Analogous for below CC value of 64.
Also I binded the "push" encoder button CC number to "Push Index" and it doesn't work.
Using Behringer X-Touch Mini.
Also is there any possibility to assign each "Step" to a different knob? For example let's say i have 4 knobs, and the leftmost's step is 0.01, next is 0.1, next is 1, and rightmost is 10....
I'm not a developer by any means, I have some experience with coding and I have Claude Code if needed, but I don't know whether I should be looking into TouchDesigner component to fix those things or the C++ code (edit; sorry i meant PYTHON ) Which I don't quite understand what is it being built for. Is the code for this component built in C++ and then compiled into a .tox and then put into TouchDesigner? I'm really confused.
PS: Oh, also I'm using MacOS Macbook Pro m3 if it matters.