You could use the reaction listeners to reload the current mode. In the Reaction liseners section, use the listeners found inside the ‘midi controller’ section for button presses, For session box movement change: script > session box position changed Then in the action use ‘script > set active mode’ to load/reload a mode number.

Hey, this is now fixed on github (try clearing your cache or use incognito if you still see an error). I’ve also attached the fixed version of the file.

Are you sure its the ‘script init’ which isn’t working? try adding  new Action block immediately after the listeners and before any of the action blocks which prints something in the CSS log (script > display a value in CSS log) Don’t add any conditions to it. If the value is not displayed in the […]

Here it is 🙂

The errors appear to be originating from “_MxDCore”, not a script created by CSS.

Tried this and it doesn’t work… You either get the custom script or standard functionality depending which is higher up in the MIDI list

You can use the various actions which the Midi Fighter sends, Control Surface Studio doesn’t change or program the midi data sent by the midi controller, it connects received midi data to Ableton functionality inside the script. “shift Encoder Toggle functionality” You can setup various modes and switch between them. For a ‘shift’ style functionality […]

Thanks John, I can see this also when using Live 12 beta.

The middle buttons are only used for changing the firmware banks on the Twister so aren’t useful for mapping, this is why they were left out. You can of course add them in yourself if you prefer.

Hi again, thanks for cleaning up the post, it’s a lot more digestible. I’ll look into it from time to time to see if I can help you out. 1) Track Select button Press one of these buttons to select its track, allowing you to use the Device Control Knobs for a device on that […]