• Fixed step size makes the same adjustment regardless of rotation speed
• Variable step size is an exponential algorithm that makes smaller adjustments when you turn the dial slowly and larger adjustments when you turn the dial quickly
• Variable with slower attack has a slower acceleration in the beginnning
• Variable with quicker attack has a faster acceleration in the beginnning
• Variable with ultrafast attack has the fastest acceleration

Please note that setting the step size to 0 (regardless of algorithm) turns off the automatic movement of the fader/vpot.
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When you click "upload log", both the plugin log file and the Stream Deck log file will be uploaded to the plugin server.

The upload will receive an ID in this format:
e10e5eb2-0df2-4104-9bfa-acddda7db364

This ID is essential for linking your upload to your bug report or whatever the reason for the upload was. Once the files are successfully uploaded, the ID will be displayed in the editor. Please include this ID in your bug report.

Right-click the ID field to copy the ID to the clipboard.

Select a Fader XML file to add the design to the dropdown. Added designs will be visible for all buttons. Unused design options will be removed when the Stream Deck application is restarted.

Select a V-pot XML file to add the design to the dropdown. Added designs will be visible for all buttons. Unused design options will be removed when the Stream Deck application is restarted.

The LCD strip content and the Mackie channel number can be referenced using #LCDU#, #LCDL#, #CHNR# (0-7) and #CHNR1# (1-8) anywhere in the title field.

#LCDU# = upper line of the LCD strip.
#LCDL# = lower line of the LCD strip.
#CHNR# = Mackie channel number.

You can dim all non-selected items, making the selected item stand out more clearly. You do this under the 'Options' tab.

You can combine this with a selected item indication to highlight the selected item further if you wish.