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x for a set of pads is an array, you need to use:

if (x[0]) Fader.x = 0.1
if (x[1]) Fader.x = 0.2

etc...

add a multiline script to your menu, with execution on expression = selection

if(selection == 0) {
show(ContainerA,1);
show(ContainerB,0);
} else if (selection == 1) {
show(ContainerA,0);
show(ContainerB,1);
}

Hey jojokrok, 2. A bank of switches with labels was my next option, but it crashes the editor im labelling 12*8 pads with multilabels no problem. can we see your code thats causing the crash? see below for a working example from a quick test it looks like the maximum array size for strings is about ...

Heres my more primitive triangle generator, where o is some multiple of time val = o % 4 > 2 ? (2 - o %2)/2 : (o % 2)/2; i initially went the trigonmetric route with the sine series (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Triangle_wave), you need about 3-5 harmonics for a decent triangle wave but you still ...

Heres another way to do it, add a new multiline script to you fader with trigger expression = x val = floor(x*127); decl names = {'Piano', 'Guitar', '...', '...'} setattribute(getobject(), 'label', names[val]); In response to why other things dont work: == with floats is probably due to rounding ...

@ st8_livecontrol: aren´t you part of the dev team here? are there any plans to implement arrays with more filesize? please let us know. cheers, Martin im afraid i wasnt involved in the lemur development, however i am finally getting to grips with lemur. I'll pass on the feature request though :)

I don think the live api provides info about the current ableton load. I guess you'd need an external program that could monitor the machine cpu load and then send osc messages to the lemur.

To be readable the array (data byte part)has to be converted to 8 bit first. It works this way. The first byte holds the 8 th bit value of the next 7 bytes. So if the first byte is 1110001 and the following 7 bytes are all 1111111 then these 7 bytes are actually 1 1111111 1 1111111 1 1111111 0 ...