Switching between modes with MIDI Fighter Twister button leads to a TypeError

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Hi everyone,

I am getting strange behavior when trying to implement two additional modes on top of the Global Mode. Because I have followed the instructions outlined in the video (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rh8plD3ajno) closely, using a MIDI Fighter Twister, and only using a different button for changing the mode, I think this is buggy behavior. Please correct me if I’m wrong and I made a mistake somewhere.

In the imported MIDI Fighter Twister template, I am using Button 2, set to:

Mode = mode0 (my global mode)

Controller Input = Button 2

Mode Selector = Scroll

Input Control Override = Custom

Control Type = Increment

The rest left as is.

Now, when I load the script and press Button 2 to switch modes, the Log registers a TypeError:

“int() argument must be a string, a byte-like object or a real number, not ‘NoneType'”

Further up, the line “goto = int(active_mode_key) + 1” is referenced.

Am I missing something?

Thanks!

Glenn V. Answered question
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I’m also having some issues with mode switching, but trying to use “set active mode” in a reaction based on selected device name change, instead of a button like you.

Let’s say the mode switching just doesn’t seem to work for me, I had to revert everything to the global (mode 0) for my script to start working again, after trying to troubleshoot for hours…

I’m curious, are you on 12.4 beta? I feel I started having issues with CSS since I switched to the latest beta.

Jeeno Answered question
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