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• mhc0

  July 2025 edited July 2025

  @wim said:
  @mhc0 - In Accessibility Settings, there's one called Smart Invert and one called Classic Invert. Have you tried either of these to see if it helps? If so, then it's something you can set up to toggle either from the assistive touch on-screen button or from something like a triple-tap on the home button if you have one.

  I know it's not a full solution, but it might be worth checking out if you haven't already. You wouldn't want it on all the time, but with the right settings, it's pretty easy to toggle on and off for just when you're in Loopy Pro.

  [edit] Smart Invert didn't do anything, but Classic Invert looks like this:

  ...oops ... screenshot doesn't capture it. How odd.

  Wow, this is amazing! Thank you so much!

  This will definitely do the trick for now as I dive into learning Loopy Pro. I'm hopeful that this feature might be considered in a future update!

  Thanks again wim and also thanks to offbrands!
• wim

  July 2025 edited July 2025

  That's great @mhc0 - I'm glad it helps and sorry that you have to deal with that condition. Maybe it'll help in other apps as well. Apple's accessibility settings are super confusing to me. I stumbled on how to enable the Accessibility Shortcut on-screen hovering button if you have a home button, but I'm not at all sure how it's enabled if you don't have a home button.

  Once you get that button to display, then you have to set it up so that you can select the invert. Sorry, I'm not much help there. Hopefully you can figure it out so that you can toggle it on and off easily when needed. All I know is I had it set up at one point so that triple-tap on the home button toggled it. Now triple-tap brings up a menu where I can select it among other things.
• mhc0

  July 2025 edited July 2025

  @wim said:
  That's great @mhc0 - I'm glad it helps and sorry that you have to deal with that condition. Maybe it'll help in other apps as well. Apple's accessibility settings are super confusing to me. I stumbled on how to enable the Accessibility Shortcut on-screen hovering button if you have a home button, but I'm not at all sure how it's enabled if you don't have a home button.

  Once you get that button to display, then you have to set it up so that you can select the invert. Sorry, I'm not much help there. Hopefully you can figure it out so that you can toggle it on and off easily when needed. All I know is I had it set up at one point so that triple-tap on the home button toggled it. Now triple-tap brings up a menu where I can select it among other things.

  I know it’s a bit confusing. I’ll check it out later, but for now, it’s not too much trouble to just use the accessibility menu and make the change there. I'm happy it works. Thanks again!
• veitz

  July 2025

  I find this

  

  Very nice setup
• Kashi

  July 2025

  @steve99 said:

  @Gavinski said:

  @Kashi said:

  @steve99 said:

  . Off to fire up the ....... midi fighter

  Ooh, interest piqued.
  (not "peaked" as people hi on this forum keep saying )

  If I can get the Midi Fighter Twister to do a bunch of stuff and avoid too much screen time then I'm all about this

  Thank god somebody else around here knows how to spell piqued! 😂

  Even if they haven’t mastered the full stop.

  Meow.