#148 soft and hard loop follow options

note_blocks/seq.note.step.json

@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@
 		"patcher" : "universal.step.sequence",
 		"type" : "note",
 		"block_ui_patcher" : "seq.note.step.ui",
-		"help_text" : "note step sequencer. add more voices for more polyphony. on the trigger input C=clock B=back D=reset, you can also directly access the first 128 rows through the row select input. start point can be before, inside or even after the loop points.",
+		"help_text" : "note step sequencer. add more voices for more polyphony. on the trigger input C=clock B=back D=reset, you can also directly access the first 128 rows through the row select input. start point can be before, inside or even after the loop points. the loop follow mode determines how it behaves if you move the loop position or length sliders while it's playing - in soft mode if you move the loop later it will just gradually play through into the new loop, in hard mode it will jump into the new loop.",
 		"max_polyphony" : 0,
 		"default_polymode" : 	{
 				"stack_mode" : "1x",
@@ -27,7 +27,7 @@
 				"colour" : 0
 			},
 			{
-				"contains" : [9,9,3,5],
+				"contains" : [9,9,3,5,12],
 				"height" : 0,
 				"colour" : -10
 			},
@@ -129,15 +129,26 @@
 				"values" : ["until next note in voice", "1 cell long", "instantaneous trigger"],
 				"wrap" : 1,
 				"default" : 0.5,
-				"nopervoice" : 1
+				"nopervoice" : 1,
+				"nomap" : 1
 			},
 			{
 				"name" : "velocity",
 				"type" : "int",
 				"values" : ["uni", 0, 127, "lin"],
 				"wrap" : 0,
 				"default" : 0.782,
-				"nopervoice" : 1
+				"nopervoice" : 1,
+				"nomap" : 1
+			},
+			{
+				"name" : "loop follow mode",
+				"type" : "menu_l",
+				"values" : ["hard follow", "soft follow"],
+				"wrap" : 0,
+				"default" : 0,
+				"nopervoice" : 1,
+				"forcelabel" : 1
 			}
 		]
 	}

note_blocks/seq.note.tracker.json

@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@
 		"patcher" : "universal.step.sequence",
 		"type" : "note",
 		"block_ui_patcher" : "seq.note.tracker.ui",
-		"help_text" : "note tracker. each voice is monophonic channel of midi notes, add more voices for more polyphony.££on the trigger input C=clock B=back D=reset, you can also directly access the first 128 rows through the row select input. start point can be before, inside or even after the loop points. ££notes with no length are only cut off by the next note or entering an 'off' with the 1 key. ££editor keys:£-----------£notes start at z for the bottom octave and q for the top octave and a half£1 enters an 'off' in the notes column£L and , switch octave£.or backspace clears a cell (or row if you're in the note column)£del deletes a row, insert inserts one£hold shift and use arrows or click to select an area£ctl-c,ctl-x,ctl-v,ctl-a, ctl-l copy cut paste select all select a whole column£ctl-i interpolates values from one end of a selection to the other.£# toggles 'grouping' for a row. grouped rows (indicated by a small indent) work as a single step, every time the playhead lands on this step it plays the next one of the grouped notes, round-robin-ing. so if you have a sequence CCCDEF and the last 4 are grouped it'll play CCCCCCCDCCCECCCF",
+		"help_text" : "note tracker. each voice is monophonic channel of midi notes, add more voices for more polyphony.££on the trigger input C=clock B=back D=reset, you can also directly access the first 128 rows through the row select input. start point can be before, inside or even after the loop points. ££notes with no length are only cut off by the next note or entering an 'off' with the 1 key. ££editor keys:£-----------£notes start at z for the bottom octave and q for the top octave and a half£1 enters an 'off' in the notes column£L and , switch octave£.or backspace clears a cell (or row if you're in the note column)£del deletes a row, insert inserts one£hold shift and use arrows or click to select an area£ctl-c,ctl-x,ctl-v,ctl-a, ctl-l copy cut paste select all select a whole column£ctl-i interpolates values from one end of a selection to the other.£# toggles 'grouping' for a row. grouped rows (indicated by a small indent) work as a single step, every time the playhead lands on this step it plays the next one of the grouped notes, round-robin-ing. so if you have a sequence CCCDEF and the last 4 are grouped it'll play CCCCCCCDCCCECCCF. the loop follow mode determines how it behaves if you move the loop position or length sliders while it's playing - in soft mode if you move the loop later it will just gradually play through into the new loop, in hard mode it will jump into the new loop",
 		"max_polyphony" : 0,
 		"default_polymode" : 	{
 				"stack_mode" : "1x",
@@ -27,7 +27,7 @@
 				"colour" : 0
 			},
 			{
-				"contains" : [9,9,3,5],
+				"contains" : [9,9,3,5,12],
 				"height" : 0,
 				"colour" : -10
 			},
@@ -112,6 +112,32 @@
 				"values" : ["uni", 0, 15, "lin"],
 				"wrap" : 1,
 				"default" : 0
+			},
+			{
+				"name" : "default_length",
+				"type" : "menu_l",
+				"values" : ["until next note in voice", "1 cell long", "instantaneous trigger"],
+				"wrap" : 1,
+				"default" : 0.5,
+				"nopervoice" : 1,
+				"nomap" : 1
+			},
+			{
+				"name" : "velocity",
+				"type" : "int",
+				"values" : ["uni", 0, 127, "lin"],
+				"wrap" : 0,
+				"default" : 0.782,
+				"nopervoice" : 1,
+				"nomap" : 1
+			},
+			{
+				"name" : "loop follow mode",
+				"type" : "menu_l",
+				"values" : ["hard follow", "soft follow"],
+				"wrap" : 0,
+				"default" : 0,
+				"nopervoice" : 1
 			}
 		]
 	}