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Please test these and send input [...] not fancy or glamorous - just functional Honestly I find this "touch mode" interaction very unpractical: every time you want to move a slider or knob transforms into one of these reflex minigames where you need to get the timing and physics right to release your click at the right time. If you fail at reaching the desired value, you're goo...

sorry I deleted my last post by mistake, here is the patch in case you did not download it in the meantime [Max Patch] I also commented that jit.cellblock highliting , sorry but it is too much work for nothing. I would rather select a row to set start offset for playback instead. easy to make and makes sense

***updated again -> ALL settings save when saving/closing/opening patches knob_t_dial.js : added - 'max' number setting along with int/float and number of decimals places mode : "classic 225" "classic 360" and "continuous 360" dial_y and dial_scale - to move and resize dial to fit text below or above [Attachment: touch_slider_UI.zip] Please test these and send input h...

Thanks Namakemon. The question should have been phrased in terms of them being locked from editing or not, as opposed to open-source. Good to know it's possible to study and modify the devices for personal use.

Pretty sure it is not, as anything that doesn't explicitly says it is open source, is not open source. Just because the code is public doesn't mean it is open source. The devices are not locked from editing. In fact, just opened one and it says "Philip Meyer, 2024, All Rights Reserved" inside, so yeah, not open source.