Hi - is there a way to determine the direction the encoder is turned?
What's the code you are using for live deck play button look like?
Wire { enabled: active && deckType == DeckType.Live; from: "%surface%.play"; to: ButtonScriptAdapter { onPress: play_pause() } }
Try this:
Wire { enabled: active && deckType == DeckType.Live; from: "%surface%.play"; to: ButtonScriptAdapter { brightness: 0.0; onPress: play_pause() } }
Brightness can be any value between 0 and 1. You can use any numeric variable (including booleans) in place of the number, like for example ' brightness: deckPlayingProp.value '. If you use it on a button with several RGB values available, you can also add in for example ' color: "Blue"; '.
Thanks, will try!
2 more questions... can I use the brightness parameter in my scripts? And what's the approach for sharing data between qml files (say between deck.qml and transportButtons.qml. Are there global variables I can declare or is there a better way?
If you are sharing data in the form of variables, you can do it like this:
S3deck.qml
Module { id: module property bool active: false property bool shift: false property string surface: "" property int deckIdx: 0 ... //------------------------------------SUBMODULES------------------------------------------// S3Transport { name: "transport" surface: module.surface deckIdx: module.deckIdx active: module.active shift: module.shift }
S3Transport.qml
Module { id: module property string surface: "" // e.g. "s4mk3.left" property int deckIdx: 0 // Traktor deck 1..4 property bool active: false property bool shift: false ...
You can also use Traktor's global variables and assign their values as well as manipulate them locally like this:
AppProperty { id: deckPlayingProp; path: "app.traktor.decks." + deckIdx + ".play"; }
and in a different module you can define it (if you like) with a different name, pointing to the same global variable.
AppProperty { id: deckPlayingDifferent; path: "app.traktor.decks." + deckIdx + ".play"; }
Then you can use 'deckPlayingProp.value ' or 'deckPlayingDifferent.value ' directly somewhat like a pointer.
No idea about brightness in scripts. But you can use boolean logic instead of the number, like this:
brightness: hideBottomPanel.value ? 0.0 : 1.0
How did it go?
Didn't have a chance to test it yet. Will let you know. Thanks!
@Sûlherokhh finally had a chance to try it and it seems to be working. Thanks!
