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On Facebook they posted a temporary download link until the issue is resolved. https://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=https%3A%2F%2Fdrive.google.com%2Fdrive%2Ffolders%2F1z4u16qjw9SSNZWZi7GBuw-ubLOepBZVp%3Ffbclid%3DIwAR1K5xjszxuDl6jEKl_RJWv6mHe0RuIUgu72G2mWRlXSnptu05RH-tIH72k&h ...

Ah. I hope I am understanding you correctly, but there is a little `+` button on the top right of each window.

If I'm understanding you correctly, unfortunately, as far as I know, it's not possible to pop out the script editor. Indeed that would be a most welcome feature! I have a large monitor and I just always have the script editor open below, as tall as it will go without obscuring the Lemur window. I ...

Just to be clear, are you talking about the Jazz Editor from the original Lemur hardware device? The Lemur Editor for the iOS/Android app is 64 bit. That said: if you are reading this and have not yet updated to Catalina, I would advise all musicians (Lemur users or no) to not update to Catalina for ...

https://www.midikinetics.com/products/mkmidimonitor/

I used a rough version of this for years, so I thought I would clean it up and release it as a proper module.
No DRM. Just download and use.
Cheers.

Even a when I hardcode note values such as noteout(0, 50, 127, 0); the method is not producing notes. Looks like the channel argument, 0, is out of range. Strictly by historical convention, user-facing MIDI components represent channels from 1-16. The helper functions `noteout` & `ctlout` follow ...

Check the Lemur User Guide, chapter 10.2., Script Execution.
You can define precisely when a script will be executed, similar to the Observer Pattern.
So just execute when `x` or `y` changes.

You can check if a ball is touched/not touched by checking its `z` expression. It's just an array, so `z[finger]`.

It is back!

It is being worked on.