Previously you had to turn the rotary multiple clicks to advance a snapped knob. Now each click of the rotary moves to the next/previous position of the knob.
Labels for each snapped position are now supported (previously labels for positions were only supported for switches).
Allow displaying graphic screens full screen by @danngreen in #520
Displays are listed in the modules elements, below the Jacks section (but above the Options menu if present).
Note: some text-only displays are not supported yet.
Other features
Button to reboot from firmware, and automatically reboot after firmware update by @danngreen in #511
Button to restore factory patches without doing a full factory reset
Development support
CPU load tests (in all firmware versions) by @danngreen in #506
Just an acknowledgment on the CPU optimization work done. It does not look very sexy in the list but I am thinking about CPU a lot less now, well done.
Seeing about 6-8% increased cpu on 2.0.5 (93%) verses 2.0.4 (86%) on same patch - is this expected? Not triggering any notes, just idling. I replaced the modules with most recent release of those as well.
I am very excited to try the scope, are there any videos on this? I can see where this could help sell mm. 01_Braidsx2_2.yml (13.5 KB)
I ran this patch on v2.0.5 and also on v2.0.4 and get the same CPU load (~93%). Between now and then various plugins have been updated, so it’s possible the difference you see is due to different plugin versions? Of the five plugins in that patch, the latest Airwindows and Fundamental is v2.0.10, and kocmoc, Bogaudio, and CountModula is v2.0.8. What versions were you running when you got 86%? You might try running those versions with firmware v2.0.5 and see. If there’s a performance hit in one of those plugins, I’ll take a look.
Sorry - for delay - it must have been an earlier version of something (possibly 2.0.0), I just noticed the difference (definitely on version 1 was at 86%). I will try to dig around more. Thanks for all you do!
