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I 'm new to coding... I wondered if it's possible with sprintf to multiply? e.g. 12.7 displaying 127 with a custom unit...

Sorry if this question is stupid.. failed to find the answer in the google universe

I 'm new to coding...  I wondered if it's possible with sprintf to multiply? e.g. 12.7 displaying 127 with a custom unit...

Sorry if this question is stupid..   failed to find the answer in the google universe

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Thx for your answer. Sorry my question wasn't clear enough...

I don't want to use the sprintf object... I scaled my midi reso controls down to 12.7 floaters in order to have a satisfying view of automation lanes in live, otherwise you would just see a fraction of it.. quite annoying..

Then I saw you can enter custom units in sprintf format and I was wondering if there's a possibilty to show a 12.7 value as 127...

I'll be ok dealing with the decimal point then, functionality is more important than appereance..

Thx for your answer.  Sorry my question wasn't clear enough...

I don't want to use the sprintf object...   I scaled my midi reso controls down to 12.7 floaters in order to have a satisfying view of automation lanes in live, otherwise you would just see a fraction of it.. quite annoying..

Then I saw you can enter custom units in sprintf format and I was wondering if there's a possibilty to show a 12.7 value as 127...   

I just realized this in the wrong section of the forum... It's maxforlive related.. BIg sorry!!!

live.dial would have to output 12.7 but display 127... in the inspector there is this custom unit thing (in sprintf)

But I guess thats only to add your own unit name and rounding (without touching the decimal point)

Nevertheless thanks a lot for your support!!!!

I just realized this in the wrong section of the forum...  It's maxforlive related.. BIg sorry!!!

live.dial would have to output 12.7 but display 127... in the inspector there is this custom unit thing (in sprintf)
But I guess thats only to add your own unit name and rounding (without touching the decimal point)

Nevertheless thanks a lot for your support!!!!


To add: I could have imagined that with sprintf scaling is possible

sprintf question