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Clip View device view mapping

Submitted by Blair on Mon, 08/26/2019 - 10:53
Blair
Control Surface Studio User

Is there a way to make a mapping inCSS to bring up clip view or device view with the press of a buuton?

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Alph4d0g
Control Surface Studio User
#1

Have you looked into the tutorial with the shift modes?
I guess this here is what you've been looking for: https://www.youtube.com/embed/_gtgD9eExTo?start=297&autoplay=1&width=560...

neil.anderson@fiu.edu
Control Surface Studio User
#2

Unless I missed it, the "Shift Modes" video that is linked above does not answer the question of how to toggle between Clip View and Device View.

JohnC
Forum Admin
#3

Good news, version 2.5.2 (released today) gives us access to the 'self' option and 'cur_val'.
2 new key pieces of functionality which makes this possible.

I've attached a script which contains 2 Reactions. Import and move it into your own script (make sure you are using CSS 2.5.2+).
Then in each Reaction select the button you want to use for the listeners & Conditions.

You can see that the Conditions are using .cur_val. This is the current velocity value which your button has sent when the Reaction fires - the same as On/off values in other mappings.

The 'Reactions' sections in each mapping are using the new 'self' option and then I have added
.application().view.show_view and .application().view.hide_view in the first input boxes and then 'Detail/Clip' in the second input box.

I've also attached a screenshot.