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minor issue - action Enable/Disable MIDI Destination does not return correct status?

orangeorange
in Loopy Pro

example:
radiobutton1: #route MIDI to target1
Enable MIDI Destination source1-->target1
Disable MIDI Destination source1-->target2

radiobutton2: #route MIDI to target2
Disable MIDI Destination source1-->target1
Enable MIDI Destination source1-->target2

There is probably some issue because radio button widget cannot display which button is active
Thanks

Comments

  • wimwim
    edited September 2025

    Try using the Switch action instead. The way you have it the button won't especially know which of the two actions it should provide feedback for.

  • espiegel123espiegel123

    @orange said:
    example:
    radiobutton1: #route MIDI to target1
    Enable MIDI Destination source1-->target1
    Disable MIDI Destination source1-->target2

    radiobutton2: #route MIDI to target2
    Disable MIDI Destination source1-->target1
    Enable MIDI Destination source1-->target2

    There is probably some issue because radio button widget cannot display which button is active
    Thanks

    A simpler solution is to use the switch option. The state feedback works fine and it is simpler.

    I’ll report the feedback issue. If you set it to first action, it will work, too.

  • wimwim

    You can also do it by changing the order of your actions so that the enable action is first, then set the radio buttons feedback setting to First Action. But Switch is cleaner.

  • orangeorange

    it's perfect clean using, switch, here is complete scenario (I am sorry I was not precise)

    Button 1.no instrument, 2.orange, 3.yellow

    In this case switch and order do not help.

    radiobutton1: #route MIDI to target1
    Enable MIDI Destination source1-->target1
    Disable MIDI Destination source1-->target2

    radiobutton2: #route MIDI to target2
    Disable MIDI Destination source1-->target1
    Enable MIDI Destination source1-->target2

    radiobutton3: #do not route MIDI
    Disable MIDI Destination source1-->target1
    Disable MIDI Destination source1-->target2

    I can override it easily with empty dummy "donothing" instrument or something like that, it's not clean, but works.
    But as a longtime developer and musician I have to say: Loopy pro overally is absolutely GENIAL! Wow!

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