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encoder question: velocity, acceleration, and output
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howdy. a question about encoders in Lemur.
do encoders send data in response to how fast you are spinning them?
do encoders send data in response to how fast you are spinning them?
Hi
By encoder I guess you mean a Knob, possibly in Endless mode . . .
See section 12.5 for details about the Knob . . .
Basically, out of the box, the answer is 'no' . . .
but it would be possible to write a script to produce this info and use it
Cheers
MM
By encoder I guess you mean a Knob, possibly in Endless mode . . .
See section 12.5 for details about the Knob . . .
Basically, out of the box, the answer is 'no' . . .
but it would be possible to write a script to produce this info and use it
Cheers
MM
yes, i do mean a "knob in endless mode," simulating a physical rotary encoder component common in many electronics.
hm. that's too bad, but at least the option is there for users to DIY.
has anyone already DIT? at very least a proof of concept that i could plagiarize?
i guess you could say that Lemur needs a knob job.
i'm hesitant to pay to play only to then have to code in what i need. nothing against a model that creates a "crafty end user," i just already have enough tinkering going on in my rig. is there a lemur demo that i can use to determine the ease of this?
hm. that's too bad, but at least the option is there for users to DIY.
has anyone already DIT? at very least a proof of concept that i could plagiarize?
i guess you could say that Lemur needs a knob job.
i'm hesitant to pay to play only to then have to code in what i need. nothing against a model that creates a "crafty end user," i just already have enough tinkering going on in my rig. is there a lemur demo that i can use to determine the ease of this?