Attribute Encoder Rotation from Lua

I thought that the external control over the rotary controls was not yet implemented.

Unfortunately I also couldn't find a way.
You could use Set attribute command with relative values (e.g. +1,-1),
it works.
But it's not the same as emulating the encoder rotation,
since you need to know exactly what attribute you want to change.

I am guessing it's possible to do it with the Mouse() function,

if the encoder toolbar is visible.
You can use GraphicsRoot to find the coordinates of the encoder,

and use Mouse function to "press", "move" "release".

I didn't try it yet.
Let us know if it works for you.

Someone who writes that plugin is going to be the king of the MIDI controller community.

Clintos
Good news. I just made it work !
I hope to finish the plugin in about a month.

Quote from hepi

Clintos
Good news. I just made it work !
I hope to finish the plugin in about a month.

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OHHH!!!!!

How do you do it?

1) A little hack in MIDI Remotes to call a specific MACRO for a specific MIDI value.
2) Call A Plugin that finds the encoder UI component
3) The plugin uses the Touch() API function to simulate a 'press', 'move' 'release sequence.

Hey

That is exactly the problem I am currently struggling with...
Can you maybe share the code for that?

Thank you