Hi there!
we’re having some difficulties creating a custom curve on net3 concert so we can use simultaneously our sensor3 and some old robert juliat dimmers.
any advice on the best practice to draw a curve?
is it possible to use a square curve to start drawing a new custom curve?
Anyone with same experiences?
the custom curve editor is not very accurate, specially when there is the need to meticulously edit values beteween 0 and 10%…
thanks in advance,
filipe
any advice on the best practice to draw a curve?
Click and drag on the points. The hover will show an x and y value where X is the input from the control source and Y is the output from the dimmer
is it possible to use a square curve to start drawing a new custom curve?
Not out of the box in the editor. Your options are Linear, Mod-Square, and Switched to start.
the custom curve editor is not very accurate, specially when there is the need to meticulously edit values beteween 0 and 10%…
The editor will show you exact percentages, but there are only 19 movable handles so you may need to space them out more in areas where you don't need as much resolution to gain greater resolution at the low end of the curve. Remember that each point can't cross the boundaries of the points on either side so I recommend working from one end to the other.
any advice on the best practice to draw a curve?
Click and drag on the points. The hover will show an x and y value where X is the input from the control source and Y is the output from the dimmer
is it possible to use a square curve to start drawing a new custom curve?
Not out of the box in the editor. Your options are Linear, Mod-Square, and Switched to start.
the custom curve editor is not very accurate, specially when there is the need to meticulously edit values beteween 0 and 10%…
The editor will show you exact percentages, but there are only 19 movable handles so you may need to space them out more in areas where you don't need as much resolution to gain greater resolution at the low end of the curve. Remember that each point can't cross the boundaries of the points on either side so I recommend working from one end to the other.
