Mapping something (e.g. loop size/out) to jog wheel

Yep that was understood: one direction does negative values and other positive. And apparently turns of the jogwheel will emit really small values, even such as 0.00001

However I have now run into a new snag:

Based on my testing, even using the format browserListSelectProp.value = browserListSelectProp.value + 1; , the minimum jump on the browser list is always two items. Therefore, it somehow seems impossible to have fine grained control jumping from 1 list item to the next. I tried using smaller values, but again it seems there is rounding in place where x + 0.5 has the same behavior as 1, and x + 0.4 does no movement at all.

EDIT:

As I wrote this I had an idea, and it turned out correct! Simply setting the browserListSelectProp.value to either 1 or -1 will move the list up or down. So now just tuning the minimal and maximal tick value is all that's needed! Again thank you so much @Sûlherokhh for the help, I'm so stoked to have been able to achieve this despite NI removing the mapping from the controller editor.

Hello again @Sûlherokhh !

So now I've run into a problem where, I need a global property, ie. one that can be read anywhere, but the global MappingPropertyDescriptors seems to have trouble being read from when theyre defined outside the file.

Example: I've created a MappingPropertyDescriptor of type boolean to track if the browser is full screen in the S4MK3.qml file. I want to toggle this property when the view button is pushed on either Deck, using the S4MK3Deck.qml file.

I'm able to set the value of this property, and when it's read in the 'enabled' field of a Wire, it appears to be set and read correctly. However the following is failing, which makes me think here it is not being read correctly:

`myFullScreenProp.value = !myFullScreenProp.value`

Furthermore when I've defined my haptic tension prop in the S4MK3.qml file and want to store the value for toggling, this is also not read correctly and it always jumps back to 0. This does not happen when the MappingPropertyDescriptor is defined in the S4MK3Deck.qml file.

Do you have any experience with altering and reading a global property descriptor from another file?

Yeah I thought about using something like that, testing for the unset value. Thank you. I'll probably go that route.

Also as a backup, I wanted to have Shift+View always set the value to true (for example if the App started in fullscreen already), but for some reason the following does not perform any given action when Shift+View is pressed:

Wire {
  enabled: module.shift;
  from: "%surface%.browse.view";
  to: ButtonScriptAdapter {
    onPress: {
      // some really obvious action like maxing haptic tension
    }
  }
}

That does not work when pressing Shift+View. However adding !module.shift instead, it does work. Also I have other functions elsewhere that rely on enabled: module.shift , so I'm not sure why the View button seems to not like it.

Yes using the App property did it, thank makes more sense thank you. Still confused about how / why the reading of that MappingPropertyDescriptor wasn't working quite as expected, but that maybe will reveal itself with time. (Also why Shift+View seems to not register, I'm guessing something we can't see in the QML files overrides that combo)

Well I was going to link you the diff, but unfortunately I'm not able to post links

Uploading the CSI folder zipped: