It was a new knob that I had put in the controls folder. I had renamed a .knob file to .knb to try to get it to recognize it. I'm obviously doing something wrong, how can I get stripper to recognize the .knob file?
the .knob file is Knobman file. This needs to be exported as a vertically stitched png file.
Then - copy that png file into Controls folder.
Then duplicate any of the .knb files from within the controls folder. Open it in notepad or similar. Edit it so it has the correct values for the knob you created. cellh = height of a single frame.
Other items should be obvious. Ctltype leave on 0 if you're not sure - you can change this within stripper when sorting into folders from the control chooser.
Do not change any of the key values (on the left). Only change the values themselves (after the =) - so it should retain exact format. Keep any quotation marks.
Save the knb file so it has same filename (except for the extension) as the png file.
Example knb file:
{{
["fn"]="__default.png",
["ctltype"]=0,
["frames"]=100,
["cellh"]=64,
},
}
A Stripper .knb file - is NOT the same as a .knob file. Sorry for any confusion.
