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No table presets in my SD cards
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(06-08-2022, 03:26 PM)joesh Wrote: Except there are no preset rules? 

As you see I go into a table -  I select Shift+Nerd in the table (I imagine it doesn't matter what row you're in) and I get a screen which just has two possibilities (three if you count abort):

Preset > Empty
Release Table

As you can see, these are the only possibilities, I don't have any rules to choose from. 

Still answer #4 ;-)

Quote:Go to the preset rule and select as always with shift left/right.

You always...always change values using shift left/right (up/down)
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(06-08-2022, 03:28 PM)XORadmin Wrote:
(06-08-2022, 03:26 PM)joesh Wrote: Except there are no preset rules? 

As you see I go into a table -  I select Shift+Nerd in the table (I imagine it doesn't matter what row you're in) and I get a screen which just has two possibilities (three if you count abort):

Preset > Empty
Release Table

As you can see, these are the only possibilities, I don't have any rules to choose from. 

Still answer #4 ;-)

Quote:Go to the preset rule and select as always with shift left/right.

You always...always change values using shift left/right (up/down)

"You always...always change values using shift left/right (up/down)", yes, I understand (or so I thought). But as you see there are no rules to choose from (see the image in the attachment). 

Am I in the wrong screen?


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(06-08-2022, 03:46 PM)joesh Wrote:
(06-08-2022, 03:28 PM)XORadmin Wrote:
(06-08-2022, 03:26 PM)joesh Wrote: Except there are no preset rules? 

As you see I go into a table -  I select Shift+Nerd in the table (I imagine it doesn't matter what row you're in) and I get a screen which just has two possibilities (three if you count abort):

Preset > Empty
Release Table

As you can see, these are the only possibilities, I don't have any rules to choose from. 

Still answer #4 ;-)

Quote:Go to the preset rule and select as always with shift left/right.

You always...always change values using shift left/right (up/down)

"You always...always change values using shift left/right (up/down)", yes, I understand (or so I thought). But as you see there are no rules to choose from (see the image in the attachment). 

Am I in the wrong screen?

Now move the cursor to the position of preset and press shift+right. Tadaa ;-)
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But from what I understand in the manual there's meant to be: Empty, Random, Doubles, Triplets, Triads, etc. On mine (at present) there's only the two choices. So where are the other choices?


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Now move the cursor to the position of preset and press shift+right.

Sorry, I got to keep repeating this. Just do what I write here and it will be fine.
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(06-08-2022, 03:57 PM)joesh Wrote: But from what I understand in the manual there's meant to be: Empty, Random, Doubles, Triplets, Triads, etc. On mine (at present) there's only the two choices. So where are the other choices?

What Thomas said is:
Move the cursor down until the red bar is on the line "Preset > Empty" and then hit SHIFT+RIGHT (or SHIFT+LEFT)


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#17
Okay, now I see/understand. I didn't understand that the first line Preset > 'Empty' is the first preset. 

Thank you so much (as usual, right in front of my nose). 

Maybe a suggestion that there are few more photos/screenshots in the manual to demonstrate what we should be seeing.


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(06-08-2022, 04:12 PM)joesh Wrote: Okay, now I see/understand. I didn't see/understand that the first line Preset > 'Empty' is the first preset. 

Thank you so much (as usual, right in front of my nose). 

Maybe a suggestion that there are few more photos/screenshots in the manual to demonstrate what we should be seeing.

They are more nerd menu selections with multiple choices, so I assume that this should be obvious, too. Also I can't fill the manual with screenshots about all possible functions, there is just too much and It would take too much time working on the manual. 
In the end things are mostly the same in menus and editing, so that is the first thing you should try.

Fine that you figured it out.
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#19
No problem for the screenshots idea (in the manual), it was just a thought. I already see that the manual is very full so I guess if people use the search function in the forum they'll end up on threads where there are screenshots.

Anyhow, thanks again, I'm enjoying the NS as the concepts become clearer, little-by-little.
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