Modifier Combo button mapping

[obri3n]

Need Help!!!

I'm trying to map a modifier by the combination of 2 buttons.

So...

B1 = Mod 1 Value 1
B2 = Mod 1 Value 2
B1+B2 = Mod 1 Value 3.

It kind of works (with 2 duplicate condition inputs of both Mod values)

But... It doesn't release back to 0 state. It sticks.

Need some kind of release, or reset, without hitting a button.

[obri3n]

No one ?

[Yul]

Did you say 'please'?

Need some kind of release, or reset, without hitting a button.

Under which condition? If you don't tell that, no answer is possible.

[scamo]

Did you say 'please'?

hehe..LOL!

Need some kind of release, or reset, without hitting a button.

What mode are you using for your buttons? Hold or Toggle?

scamo

[obri3n]

Pretty please with a cherry on the top!

Hold buttons. So the controller is... PS3 Controller. The 2 buttons are L1 + R1. Routed through OSCulator.

L1 = Mod1 V1
R1 = Mod1 V2

L1+R1 = Mod1 V3




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[Yul]

Pretty please with a cherry on the top!

^^


I'm not sure you answered at which time you want the reset to happen (or just for the sake of clarification), after pressing the two buttons (so your modifier has a value of three)?

[obri3n]

When I hold both L1+R1 the Mod1 Value changes to 3 fine. When I release either button or both buttons the Value sticks on 3 (only changes if i let go of both buttons, and repress one and let go again). Id like it to go back to 0 when letting go of both.

Other options is... any kind of way of making a combo modifier button?

[Yul]

here's a proposal that seems to work for me: the first button would make the modifier goes to 1, the second to 2, if any one of the two is already pressed, the second would make the modifier goes to 3, releasing any of the two would set the modifier back to 0. If that's not exactly how you want it to work I'll offer something different.

button 1 mod=0 hold to value 1
button 1 mod=1 hold to value 0
button 1 mod=2 hold to value 3
button 1 mod=3 hold to value 0

button 2 mod=0 hold to value 2
button 2 mod=1 hold to value 3
button 2 mod=2 hold to value 2
button 2 mod=3 hold to value 3

to be honest that's not how I would have thought it would work, but it seems to be a viable solution. It may depends on how your midi messages from the button is sent. I used a midi controller with buttons set as gate type in the midi configuration.

Let me know.

[obri3n]

That almost! worked for me :]

The Mod1 V1 got stuck... But the v3 works great.

Changed it slightly to:

button 1 mod=0 hold to value 1
button 1 mod=1 hold to value 1
button 1 mod=2 hold to value 3
button 1 mod=3 hold to value 0

button 2 mod=0 hold to value 2
button 2 mod=1 hold to value 3
button 2 mod=2 hold to value 2
button 2 mod=3 hold to value 3

[mrpud]

If I was gonna do something like that, I would have done it using to mods ie

Button X - M1=0
Button X + L1 - M1=1
Button X - M2 = 0
Button X + R1 - M2=1

This way you can have four commands for one button

M1=0, M2=0 - Play Deck A
M1=1, M2=0 - Play Deck B
M1=0, M2=1 - Play Deck C
M1=1, M2=1 - Play Deck D

Hope this helps