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#X text 318 33 delays the message by 1 ms;
#X text 314 -156 accepts a slider scaled from 0.1 - n;
#X text 179 -127 n > 0.1;
#X text 281 -128 n = 0.1;
#X text 301 -84 0.1 * 10 = 1 \, sel only reads integers;
#X text 298 -37 when the slider sends 0.1 \, it is zeroed here.;
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#X text 134 -244 Make the lowest point of a log-scaled slider 0 In
this case \, it assumes the lowest point will be 0.1. If you change
the lowest point on the slider \, you will need to change the numbers
in points A and B to keep the math consistent. Remember \, sel only
accepts integers.;
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#X text 260 -57 B;
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#X text 566 -226 2012 Michael Palumbo;
#X text 567 -215 michaelpalumbo@gmx.com;
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