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Originally Posted by lb0
Hey RJ,
Yep - any vertically stitched knob stacks (ie - each new frame under previous one). Just place them in the controls folder - each control needs an additional text file (same filename as knob but with .knb suffix). This holds 3 parameters - number of frames, frame height, filename :
{{
["frames"]=101,
["cellh"]=128,
["fn"]="shinyknob.png",
},
}
you can use any width or height for the knob/slider/meter etc.
That's all there is to using your own knobs. Thinking about having an import button on the script which will create the .knb file for you).
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oh now that import would be a great idea! so, ummm .knb will be your own extension? is that used by adding it to the end of a knob like myknob.png.knb ???
It seems in your video that the knobs you use get resized... maybe that is an illusion and they are being replaced with a smaller version of a knob that looks the same???
Knobman is pretty kewl that way, in that once you have the knob you like you can generate other versions in various sizes easily... well pretty much, there can be elements of a knob that don't resize well... still mostly easy to do.