Closed mizi0 closed 5 years ago
Yes you're right about that - I haven't updated the documentation or screenshots. The way to do an offset now is to use a "0" which is interpreted as a 1-step "rest".
So, the old input:"8-4" (8 offset by 4) rhythm should now be programmed as "00004" or equivalently "0@4, 4".
Thanks for the report - sorry about the undocumented change. I am planning on handling the "-" offset syntax again in the v1 release of the module.
Update: I'm afraid I decided not to implement the "-" offset syntax for the v1 release. As I mentioned above, using "0" as a blank step along with the "@" symbol lets you accomplish the same thing.
Lately, after updating to 0.6.6, i noticed the offset command (-) is no longer recognized by the plugin; if i enter 8-4 the display goes red (error?). Am i the only one?
(win7 ultimate x64, i5-3750, 16gb ram, gtx 970 4gb)