When I try to add multiple buttons or params to a patch via the web interface, it changes the previously created buttons or params. For example adding a Button_4 makes the previously created Button_1 into Button_4.
The patch works as expected on my Witch, though, so it’s just a website issue.
I’m in Chrome on Windows 11
Any word on this? Still would like to update firmware for gen patches.
Is the website/patch library open source? I’m not seeing it on github. Would be interested in seeing if I can fix this.
Hi @nathan
Its sources are here: GitHub - RebelTechnology/OwlServer: Web-based Client/Server application for the Open Ware Laboratory
There’s no active work going on in OWL land, but there’s a good chance that if you manage to solve this and open PR, it would be accepted and deployed to production.
Just in case - I don’t have any write permissions in their repos and can’t be too useful with this.
I spent a few hours trying to get the site running locally, and I’m going to have to give up for now.
I can compile my gen patches myself with metadata.h, but It’s a shame that I can’t share them with the community in a way that others can easily use.
I’d be happy to continue working on this, but would need some handholding getting a dev environment set up.
Also, revising what I said above, patches don’t work as expected on witch without correct metadata.
oof just ran into this issue too. Uploading our own metadata file won’t configure the patch right?
clicked about and tried a few things and it turns out if you change the first parameter into what you need, for example Input Parameter_A into Output Parameter_F and then add a parameter, you will automatically create a Parameter_A - so that way you can setup the needed parameters and then fillout the default inputs by adding a parameter. If that makes sense.
