Do you have it set as the correct control type: absolute or relative?

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Figured out a workaround using LoopMIDI to create virtual ports. So far, so good! Thx for the reply!

ok so why is it that when I click on your link then it just stakes me to a bunch of questions about how to use the software instead of scripts? I see at the top it says CSS Scripts but directly below is just a bunch of questions from users. definitely doesn’t have anything […]

You can use the ’round’ function, to round a value to 1 decimal place.

Thanks everyone for these answers. I found a device by AbletonDrummer (select +MAP)that works will to map to to macro variations and I’m accessing that device with CSS. It’s working well. I’ll dive into the code example that Dieter sent once I get a bit more familiar with CSS.

I believe this is an issue only with Windows. Ableton and CSS both attempt to grab the MIDI ports. Do you see the following ‘Red MIDI Ports’ in Ableton, if you open CSS and then Ableton >> https://help.ableton.com/hc/en-us/articles/209069929-Red-MIDI-ports-Windows

ok dommage

Actual LOM lists in a “Rack Device” properties for variations: variation_count        int   read-only  observe The number of currently stored macro variations. Available since Live 11.0. selected_variation_index        int Get/set the currently selected variation. Available since Live 11.0. and functions: store_variation Stores a new variation of the values of all currently […]

Hi Drew, The macro variations are not in the LOM, so it is not possible in that way. But there are certainly M4L devices who can access the macro variations and those M4L devices can be accessed by CSS. That’s my 2 cents 😉 Greetings Wim