XY Pad Modulation

[Lindon]

@iamlamprey said in XY Pad Modulation:

Not sure exactly what you are trying to do but wouldnt this work?

reg dirSet = 0.1;
chaosXDrift.setTimerCallback(function()
{   
    if (Slider_MovementXInvisible.getValue() < 0.1)
    {
        dirSet = 0.1;
    }
     if (Slider_MovementXInvisible.getValue() > chaosXTarget)
    {
        dirSet = -0.1;
    }
    Slider_MovementXInvisible.setValue(Slider_MovementXInvisible.getValue() + dirSet);
    Panel_MovementXYPad.repaint();
});

[A Former User]

@Lindon Yeh that does the same thing as my current script, the idea is:

• Engine sets a "destination" XY coord
• Timer checks if X and Y position are equal to, less than or greater than the destination
• Timer either makes a new destination coord, adds 0.01 or subtracts 0.01 respectively

It's like the timer isn't calling the new coordinate thing, even though i have console.print printing out both values and they do in fact match...

[A Former User]

Every time they both equal 0.86, it should "reroll" the target, but it's not, could that have something to do with deferred callbacks or something? Or variable scope?

[A Former User]

Is there a way to reduce the number of decimal points from Math.random() ?

[A Former User]

Ok got it working :) I had to change all of my values to integers since the rounding was causing some issues

[Adam_G]

hey @iamlamprey do you recall what number range you used when you did this? im trying to make it work with knobs that go from 0.0 - 1.0. I changed the knob to have a range of 0-100 but it reads 1000% instead lol. i know that im doing something wrong..

[A Former User]

@Adam_G I don't remember off heart but the source for the XY pad I used is here:

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[Adam_G]

@iamlamprey thanks for replying. checking that out and looks like they used decimals too. am i reading that right?

Movement_Xpos = Math.range(Slider_MovementXInvisible.getValue() / 100, 0.03, 0.97);

[A Former User]

@Adam_G hmm, i just opened the project and apparently the sliders that control the XY pad go from 0.0 to 100.0, the actual XY values i believe are 0.0 - 1.0

it's been a while since I've opened this project so its a bit hazy sorry, been working on other things

[Adam_G]

@iamlamprey thats definitely a hint haha, thanks again :) ill keep trying

[d.healey]

I made a couple of videos all about XY pads. Currently they're only available to Patrons.

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