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Re: Need guide to go from standard module to modular

Posted: Mon Sep 19, 2016 10:32 pm
by faxinadu
you dont need the on/off button to do on off. just use a regular button as 2-state!

Re: Need guide to go from standard module to modular

Posted: Tue Sep 20, 2016 5:03 am
by sharc
Any surface GO will work on the modular module surface. You can even do pages.

It's likely you'll encounter problems with anything (combolists for example) which goes outwith the boundaries of the module. Also take care not to cover up the pads with surface groups.

Re: Need guide to go from standard module to modular

Posted: Tue Sep 20, 2016 6:25 pm
by DragonSF
sharc wrote:Any surface GO will work on the modular module surface. You can even do pages.

It's likely you'll encounter problems with anything (combolists for example) which goes outwith the boundaries of the module. Also take care not to cover up the pads with surface groups.
I had the same thought and I made the Module surface very big - like filling the screen. The normal button shows, the on-off not. (later I found the reason: you have to swap view ID)
It doesn't really matter, because the normal button works just fine.

Re: Need guide to go from standard module to modular

Posted: Fri Nov 18, 2016 8:49 am
by faxinadu
what is so annoying is that in move mode if you move your module all your i/o goes out of alignment, so frustrating :0

Re: Need guide to go from standard module to modular

Posted: Fri Nov 18, 2016 9:24 am
by faxinadu
still can't get new controls to show on the surface. i do it like you describe here but as soon as i move a control into the ControlChild folder, the control disappears.

Re: Need guide to go from standard module to modular

Posted: Fri Nov 18, 2016 8:43 pm
by DragonSF
faxinadu wrote:still can't get new controls to show on the surface. i do it like you describe here but as soon as i move a control into the ControlChild folder, the control disappears.
Check if the controls have circuit or surface view ids. In surface screen, only controls with a surface ID are visible.(right click element in project tree/tool/swap view ID circuit->surface or the other way)

Re: Need guide to go from standard module to modular

Posted: Fri Nov 18, 2016 10:16 pm
by DragonSF
faxinadu wrote:what is so annoying is that in move mode if you move your module all your i/o goes out of alignment, so frustrating :0
Yes, extremly annoying. So move only in surface mode.

Re: Need guide to go from standard module to modular

Posted: Sat Nov 19, 2016 10:16 am
by faxinadu
DragonSF wrote:
faxinadu wrote:still can't get new controls to show on the surface. i do it like you describe here but as soon as i move a control into the ControlChild folder, the control disappears.
Check if the controls have circuit or surface view ids. In surface screen, only controls with a surface ID are visible.(right click element in project tree/tool/swap view ID circuit->surface or the other way)

nice one claus!!! works :D thank you :D