Vendor helgoboss/helgobox (ReaLearn) as basis for custom UI fork
Stripped upstream git history; starting point for replacing the native SWELL/Win32 mapping UI with something more suited to bulk editing. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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specifies how incoming absolute control values are interpreted and handled
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allows reacting to either button press or button release events
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applies highly customizable transformations or filtering to incoming absolute control values
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allows reacting to either clockwise or counter-clockwise encoder turns
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specifies whether to send simple numeric, simple text or script-generated feedback values to the source
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allows differentiating between long-press, short-press, and double-press actions
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allows controlling not only this mapping but also all other mappings in the same group
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emulates an absolute control element with a relative encoder or with -/+ buttons (= incremental buttons)
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determines what to do if the absolute control value coming from the source is not within source min/max
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determines what to do if the feedback value is not within target min/max
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inverses incoming absolute control values and changes the direction of incoming relative control values
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inverses the feedback value
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rounds target values to the nearest integer
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sets the observed range of absolute control values coming from the source
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sets the minimum and maximum feedback value
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specifies how often to increase or decrease the target value when an increment or decrement is received
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specifies by which amount to increase the target value when an increment or decrement is received
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defines how to deal with potential control value jumps
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sets the controlled value range of the target, making sure that the target value ends up within that range
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sets the observed range of feedback values coming from the target
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Depending on the context, this can have different effects:
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| Element | Direction | Effect
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sets discrete target values to step through
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makes the target value jump back to target min when target max is reached
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