ScuzzyEye wrote: ↑

31 Jan 2019

With cables shown, means it's a custom display, and they have different rules about how the mouse moves. Did you try holding shift before clicking to turn the knob?

Yes, thanks, I tried that and it didn't help.

Right click anything Annotation 2019-02-01 102951.jpg Rotate or move knob/button on this prompt: Annotation 2019-02-01 103034.jpg If Complex-1 doesn't do this, put it inside a combinator and assign those buttons/knobs instead. :) Wow! Thanks a lot. Tripped up by the terminology! I did see that menu...

Thanks everyone! Appreciate the help. I think I figured out what part of it is. I work with the cables display on. As soon as I turn it off, the dial is smooth. The tutorial has the cables on so could be my mouse I guess. Just using OSX mouse settings so I may try and download a driver for my Logite...

bitley wrote: ↑

31 Jan 2019

Draw curves and it will be smooth if you hold shift and give the engine some time. Or use envelopes.

Thanks! Still curious why it isn't smooth with the mouse for me though.

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