Absolute Effects don't play nice with with Submasters
On the Ion, when parameters are controlled by a submaster, absolute effects (specifically pan and tilt) act erratically on those parameters. This is a problem I noticed in both 1.4 and 1.7.
Anybody else experience this?
Thanks for reporting this. It will be fixed in the next release. The issue is that a submaster's non-intensity parameters are HTPing with the absolute and stepbased effects. Instead the effect should always "win" over non-intensity parameters. The defect only happens with non-intensity parameters controlled by subs (displayed in yellow) and absolute or stepbased effects.
Intensity parameters controlled by HTP subs should still HTP with absolute or stepbased effects.
Thanks for reporting this. It will be fixed in the next release. The issue is that a submaster's non-intensity parameters are HTPing with the absolute and stepbased effects. Instead the effect should always "win" over non-intensity parameters. The defect only happens with non-intensity parameters controlled by subs (displayed in yellow) and absolute or stepbased effects.
Intensity parameters controlled by HTP subs should still HTP with absolute or stepbased effects.
