locoDog
I've ran in to a head scratcher, I want to add a variable to a variable, and save it as the first variable's name
set '$SCounter' '`get_var "$SCounter" & param_add "$ddScale"'
I've done similar adding numbers to a var but I can't get this one,
Could anyone help out, or am I barking up the wrong tree.
set '$SCounter' '`get_var "$SCounter" & param_add "$ddScale"'
I've done similar adding numbers to a var but I can't get this one,
Could anyone help out, or am I barking up the wrong tree.
geposted Wed 11 Mar 15 @ 4:13 pm
locoDog
Bump, but no rush
Background I was aiming for a ducking volume fade with the new repeat_start action, but I would like to understand the param set of actions better.
Instead of monitoring the level sliders I monitored a variable, incremented doing something like this
set "$Counter" '`get_var "$Counter" & param_add 1'
Which when it equal another variable (the intended ducked level) it stopped (this works)
The next step was changing the ducking speed by way of changing the increment amount
I was hoping that I could increment by a variable and not an number, so the var counter goes down at a rate set by another variable (time is fixed at 10ms so the change of rate has to come from changing the increment size)
I think I have a work around, abandoning the variable counter and monitoring a invisible slider, but my first way feels better, if possible.
Also similar question, I can set a slider with a variable, but can I add a variable to a slider, lets say the variable is -0.1 and the slider is 0.5 and the desired result is 0.4
Background I was aiming for a ducking volume fade with the new repeat_start action, but I would like to understand the param set of actions better.
Instead of monitoring the level sliders I monitored a variable, incremented doing something like this
set "$Counter" '`get_var "$Counter" & param_add 1'
Which when it equal another variable (the intended ducked level) it stopped (this works)
The next step was changing the ducking speed by way of changing the increment amount
I was hoping that I could increment by a variable and not an number, so the var counter goes down at a rate set by another variable (time is fixed at 10ms so the change of rate has to come from changing the increment size)
I think I have a work around, abandoning the variable counter and monitoring a invisible slider, but my first way feels better, if possible.
Also similar question, I can set a slider with a variable, but can I add a variable to a slider, lets say the variable is -0.1 and the slider is 0.5 and the desired result is 0.4
geposted Fri 20 Mar 15 @ 4:57 am