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Is there anyway to change the colors in ej.function.js? I never thought about this problem with JSUIs until I'm now trying to replace a function object in a highly designed patch with ej.function.js. If I leave it plain grey, it'll look very out of place...

Is there anyway to change the colors in ej.function.js?  I never thought about this problem with JSUIs until I'm now trying to replace a function object in a highly designed patch with ej.function.js.  If I leave it plain grey, it'll look very out of place...


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Also just noticed that it seems to have some trouble in presentation mode if the size of the object itself is changed. As many have noted before, hopefully C74 will add all of ej.function.js's features in the next version of function because a JSUI really does not seem to be the best option for such an essential object.

Also just noticed that it seems to have some trouble in presentation mode if the size of the object itself is changed.  As many have noted before, hopefully C74 will add all of ej.function.js's features in the next version of function because a JSUI really does not seem to be the best option for such an essential object.


If you search the source for "couleur" and practise your french you should find a list of all the colours the object uses and customise them yourself.

Ah, thanks. Didn't know if there was a more flexible option. I'll just edit the source...if it stops crashing my patch.

Oh, and my French is utterly hopeless. Last time we went to Montreal, my gf totally embarrassed me in every restaurant. Luckily, the locals there are much kinder than on this side of the border.

Ah, thanks.  Didn't know if there was a more flexible option.  I'll just edit the source...if it stops crashing my patch. 

Oh, and my French is utterly hopeless.  Last time we went to Montreal, my gf totally embarrassed me in every restaurant.  Luckily, the locals there are much kinder than on this side of the border.


it was just the same messages as in Max 4. It takes 3 ints as arguments for the RGB values (0-255). Have fun.

brgb: background color
frgb: points color
rgb2: segments color
rgb3: sustain color
rgb4: legend color
rgb5: grid color

it was just the same messages as in Max 4. It takes 3 ints as arguments for the RGB values (0-255). Have fun.


"hopefully C74 will add all of ej.function.js's features in the next version of function"

+1 ! These extra tools are extremely useful. Will put [function] on par (and in many cases, beyond) other DAW track envelope editors!

changing colors in ej.function.js