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I guess there's also not a way to disconnect a cable using Java is there?

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I was actually looking into this myself too today, see if there would be a way to change color/colour (just scrape off the one you don't like) for the cable connected to a jack for a specific signal... Indeed that would really tidy up the look and feel of patches! I certainly hope CA will take this ...

Hey Andreas Nice job! I bet more people will be interested in a module like this... I have an old BCR2000 lying around myself that could do with something like this.... Maybe you could even try to rebuild the BCR2000 surface completely - break it up into sets, so it could be split up over cabinets, ...

I have asked that same question to CA some time ago and got this reply from Andy:

'I'm told there shouldn't be a limit, unless it's a constraint like physical RAM '

I don’t know.. it might have to do with how Cherry works with those modules.. all modules are uploaded to their server and transformed into optimized code (at least that’s what I understand).. so maybe they need the uniqye packages for that.. after all the package name is tested once you run it in V...

I assume it's a matter of having unique identifiers for every single package, just as a new class needs a unique name?

So far I've based all my time-related calculations on the 48kHz.. So when you divide 48000/frequency you get the number of counts to do in ProcessSample before a new event should occur... And because internally this is what VM works with, this is as constant as can be.. I have not noticed any flaws ...

I know that Colin, thanks, but I actually wanted to be able to have mouse location anywhere within the module, not just over an object.. But I managed to solve what I wanted in an other way and did indeed use object_mousemove in combination with gettooltip because that knows which object you’re hove...

I didn't even need to have the mouse location itself but needed a location within an object... and by combining the GetTooltip possibility, that's aware of which object you hover over, and MouseMove for which I found some info in Arbux's experiments, I am now able to do what I want