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This can be done with a very simple shuffle "algorithm" // Values is the array of values to be shuffled decl index = sizeof(values); // Get the index of the last element decl random, temp; while (0 != index) { // Loop until every element has passed this loop random = floor(rand() * index); // Create ...

To get a button to react after x seconds, you need a few things: - An expression that is set to the current time, when the button is pressed => timePressed = currenttime - An expression that calculates the delay => delayPassedcurrenttime - timePressed > delayTime - An script that listens to that ...

The setattribute(object, 'name', ....) doesn't seem to work on any object. Which actually makes sense, because if you change the name from Fader to Fader2, all script which have Fader.x = something become invalid and with an error. That leaves the question, why would they put it in there? No one ...

That part of your code seems right, so that's definitely not where the error is;)

I think the error is in your executed on section, where it response to multiple program changes. But again, can't say the without the actual code;)

If you can post an example of your code as you've got it now, the more likely it get's you get a satisfying answer.

Without any code it's hard to guess where the error is;)

This is because the punch in/ punch out expects a momentary switch. I'm not a cubase user so I'm not sure if you can change this in cubase but you can work around this in Lemur. Most simple solution is to use a pad. This works as a momentary switch and will work with one click. Again not a Cubase ...

Lemur unfortunately doesn't have (m)any String functions. If my assumption is correct, you're displaying the OSC string with a monitor object. Try using a Text object, the quotes will disappear like a fart in a fan factory. Use setattribute(Text, 'content', 'Your OSC STRING'); Hopefully this helps

I'm still on Live 8, so I don't have the remote scripts. If you want to upload them here, I'll take a look at it

Some of the hardware scripts rely on a handshake to ensure the connected device is the actual selected device. This to make sure people dont just use the scripts with something else ;) But luckily these scripts can be decompiled. So my advice is to decompile the scripts and check if there is indeed ...

The plan is to get Live9 in the next couple of weeks so then I can check to get the script working on Live9 and make some modifications. To get more into scripting I used the LiveControl2 uncompyled files. If you want them I could upload them tomorrow. Then it's just a matter of a lot of trial and ...