I was just thinking that it would be great if the knob module had a "show cursor" option - kinda like what Faders have.
Because at the moment knobs always fill in the arc from 0 clockwise, whereas an option to just colour a blob at it's current value would be better when using knobs for panning/balance, bidirectional/crossfader controls, etc.
Does that make sense?
Knobs showing just their current value
Actually no easy,
but using contrasted color for knob background can be workaround..?

but using contrasted color for knob background can be workaround..?

Oh that's a shame but then, very little is rarely easy in code. 
I like your suggestion for the contrast background workaround: could look very nice with the right colours. Although, I've just thought that I can maybe display something appropriate using the shape modules: experimentation time!
I like your suggestion for the contrast background workaround: could look very nice with the right colours. Although, I've just thought that I can maybe display something appropriate using the shape modules: experimentation time!
Well a bit of fiddling around with trigonometry, shape modules, and IML and I've got a nice little custom knob display sub-patch working:

I'm still struggling with programmatically setting colours from fastscript, though.
Does anyone have a Hollyhock code example of either sending a colour (say $FFFF00FF) to a script outlet, or using IML to set a module's colour property (one that is only shown on the module layout page - "SET_LAYOUT" and "SET_VALUE" won't accept colours)?
I'm still struggling with programmatically setting colours from fastscript, though.
Does anyone have a Hollyhock code example of either sending a colour (say $FFFF00FF) to a script outlet, or using IML to set a module's colour property (one that is only shown on the module layout page - "SET_LAYOUT" and "SET_VALUE" won't accept colours)?
IML examples will arrive soon.
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