With regard to another topic , I have a knob that can scroll the mouse wheel up and down. However, when the knob reaches a CC value of 0 or 127, the scrolling stops, even though there is more to scroll. I tested using the file included in that previous link. When my knob reaches a value of 0 or 127, it keeps sending that value if I keep turning in the same direction.

Thanks for your quick response, Steve. I am still learning BMT and don’t know enough to code the suggested concepts. Would you mind sharing the code for each of those cases?

Hi Thomas, You can find this information in the below YouTube Tutorial. There should be a link to the project file I used to create the tutorial in the YouTube description. https://youtu.be/VCvxPZawJyE Steve Caldwell Bome Q and A Moderator and Independent Bome Consultant/Specialist bome@sniz.biz

Steve, that video was very helpful. Thank you! Would you mind sharing which of the previous two cases you cited the video demonstrated? It seems to show the first case with a translator suppressing MIDI output to recenter the knob.

Yes, that is it. That is the most simple case.

Thank you for confirming the video was for the first case. If Outgoing is Timer instead of Mouse / Mouse Wheel, would another translator be added to control the mouse wheel?

In your case you really don’t need a timer. Just set the Mourino value as positive or negative

Awesome! I’m going to play with this first solution to try to get it to work. I would also like to explore the second solution as well since it doesn’t require the extra button. I searched for “virtual encoder” and quite a few links popped up. What would you recommend for a video or a previous topic as a starting point?

OK if I find my example of when I did it before. I will post it here. Personally I'm not a fan of virtual encoders, they just don't feel right to me.

I couldn't find my initial example so re-created it here. The first translator compares the incoming value of a pot to a high and low threshold and starts a continuous timer if outside of the threshold (center point +-20) and sets the timer speed at 500 ms. The value ga is either -1 (for down) or +1 (for up). The outgoing action does not fire if it is within the threshold (timer does not start). The second translator just kills the timer if it is within threshold The third translator is the timer that handle the mouse action takes the value of ga and multiplies by 10 for either +10 or -10 scroll wheel movement. The output does not have to be a mouse wheel. It could actual send increment and decrement encoder values instead if you want to use it as a virtual CC encoder for output. You will never run out of space because it will keep going as long it is left or right of the defined thresholds. Enjoy! Steve Caldwell Bome Q and A Moderator and Independent Bome Consultant/Specialist bome@sniz.biz Attachments: 1583452871816_Virtual-Encoder-Mouse-Wheel-Example-2020-03-05.bmtp

Thanks, Steve! I’m excited to try this option out too. I’ll report back.

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