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Crazy suggestion but might be very cool
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If there was a way to have that inner highlight on the pointer be like in photoshop , Global light , then it would change as I rotate , this would add a lot of realism as i basically want to drop it on this one since it stays in the same spot as I rotate.
Also maybe a gradient on the highlight line as it cuts off and is hard to use, nice but could be nicer :)
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@digi @lalalandsynth Let me look into both of these.

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@Chazrox If you do maybe global light could be useful for more stuff, not sure , would have to look
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@lalalandsynth gets kinda tricky offsetting rotations. I'll give it a try!
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@Chazrox yeah, no doubt. Its not essential.
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A couple updates:
Expandable left column:

Brushed Metal (ish) parameters on "CAP" layer element:


You can now delete all layers and add them back as you please.
Right Click to choose from optional layer elements to load into layers list.
Right Click also offers 'Duplicate' option.
...Plus a few aesthetic updates.
Hope you're enjoying the app.
Fresh Link:
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@lalalandsynth Legend! :)
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@lalalandsynth Damn, sorry :)
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@digi @lalalandsynth lol I included the 'Control Token' feature so you can mess around with it and see if its something we should keep. See at the bottom of every 'ARC' layer there is a 'Token Control' toggle. Toggle that one and you can choose between controlling the arc with either a 'GlobalCable' or by connecting it to the components native 'Mod' values. In theory it should work, but I suck at wiring up the mod matrix so I could use some help testing this out. I would not use the GlobalCable mode just yet. I think I have to nail down some of the Hise code gen for this part. Try the 'Native' mode and hook up the knob to a mod source in HISE. I got it to "WORK" as much as seeing the mod source value move the arc knob properly but I still dont know how this will do in actual use case. Lmk what you guys think about that one.

@ustk Can you please give it a go if you have a minute? I know you're pretty well versed in using modValues.
(at the bottom of each ARC layer properties)
