well i usually do that on a simple float division

In terms of precission, it's better to decide first on how many samples you want. Suppose your scope is using 256 points block. Then, simply using a Normalized freq of 1/256 gives you a nice steady scope photo ( at least on a simple, really periodic ...

@Tronic: Thanks for the info. I've been digging around there and there's a lot of useful info. Anyway, without beign able to use "gems" i will need a bunch of time to investigate inside the win32-api ( not WIn32API) structure and hierarchy before being able to use it inside FS3

@tester: check the properties page. You can make near everything Visible/hidden... even the knob

I understand about hide.. but can you explain in detail what is the "hide and hold" behaviour ?

@ccpurno: .. i'm trying

Ok firts try..... DON'T WORKS

Scenario i'm trying to amll MS TTS via OLE Automation ( or so I think). Afeter some hour of digging the web i came up with the following. I'm stuck because i'm NOT a windows programer ( i came fom unix world), so i post here hoping some MS Guru ...

Hi fellows

As an SM user, I feel comfortable being able to calculate ( approximately) how much cpu a code module is using

There's anyway to do the same with ruby modules?

It seems not trivial, taking into account that ruby modules use the same "ruby instance" in the whole schematic, but event ...

Probably my initial guest/understanding on what means "inside" was mistaken. I supposed that Inside meant "within the limits of the area/rectangle defined, not in relation to a closed "DRAWN" shape

I was expecting this "inside" feature free's me to do again and again the boring "Area resize" that ...

It seems that it works for the example in the manual ( page 170) but fails for other shapes, an arc in the example below

Dont' know for sure, but i will put an ASIO out , making sure is active. Usually "Blue" flow only works when an audio output is active

hi all
It's possible to "capture" the keyboard same way we capture the mouse?

Details:

Trying something with the isKeyPressed primitive I found that if the key matches any of the shortcuts of FS3 ( you know, "z" for trigger button, "f" for float"), the keypress is correctly detected but it also ...