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Trim in the mixer output equation
- valley_nomad
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29 Aug 2016 00:37 - 29 Aug 2016 00:45 #53224
by valley_nomad
Trim in the mixer output equation was created by valley_nomad
Hello, In the section 9.2.6 of current manual (v5.0) it states:
A given mixer can be considered to have the general form:
M(x) = if(Switch) { Src * Curve * Scale + Offset} else {0} + Trim
My question is: Does the Trim, once enabled, indeed always has the effect on that specific mixer output regardless of the trigger switch state of that mixer?
A given mixer can be considered to have the general form:
M(x) = if(Switch) { Src * Curve * Scale + Offset} else {0} + Trim
My question is: Does the Trim, once enabled, indeed always has the effect on that specific mixer output regardless of the trigger switch state of that mixer?
Last edit: 29 Aug 2016 00:45 by valley_nomad.
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29 Aug 2016 07:31 #53232
by mwm
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Replied by mwm on topic Trim in the mixer output equation
This is a trivial thing to test. Open a new model, change the first mixer to complex, 2 mixers, set them to use the same input, trim on on one and off on the other, and make the second one use a switch. Then hit the switch and see what happens.
To save you the trouble (I wanted to know), if a mixer is disable, it's trim isn't applied.
To save you the trouble (I wanted to know), if a mixer is disable, it's trim isn't applied.
Do not ask me questions via PM. Ask in the forums, where I'll answer if I can.
My remotely piloted vehicle ("drone") is a yacht.
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