My motivation for seeing this through, is that I do have an S4 mk3, but hate Traktor as it keeps crashing + I loved using virtual DJ.Īt this point I think that's all the info needed to procees with an S4 MK3 mapping.ĭoes the development team have capacity for this? Is it commercially viable? If not I may be able to persue the integration jog wheels and screen. I am a developer, but I no longer have virtual DJ (was tied to the controller) and no development experience with the virtual DJ platform, otherwise I'd have a crack at it myself. They have it working well enough, mut they are awaiting an update of some of mixx's core components for it to be full working. The platters are now working in mixx as the guys there were busy reverse engineering the mapping and 'wheel' details. Data is two pixels with 2 bytes each.Ĭommand Code 03: Unknown yet, but required to display things on the display. Parameters are the number of repetitions. Data is two pixels with 2 bytes eachĬommand Code 01: Repeats two given pixel values n times. The first of that 4 bytes is the command code and the next 3 are parameters.Ĭommand Code 00: Sends the next two pixel values to the display.

All of the hard work figuring out how to drive the screens has already been done here: Reference: įirst 16 bytes: Header, which includes the display to address as well as X/Y start position and the width/height of the transmission.Įach is 4 bytes long. The screens and driver are standard NI parts and the same as Mashine MK3. The guys at CABL (Controller ABstraction Layer) have the screens working and all the details. I have downloaded also this Mods when needed. I think this can help for make the Device and Mapping with Platters and Display ready. The Virtual DJ Team should take a Look in these Files. These are the Files which Control the Display and Haptic Platters. The Files in this Folder has the Name 'qml'. This Guy have modified the File that in the Native Instruments Program Folder :Ĭ://Program Files/Native Instruments/Traktor Pro 3/Resources64

If you can't draw on the screens by yourself, you can't 'skin' them' He didn't made a stand alone application that draws elements directly on the screens. To make it 'simple', this guy modified the 'skin' of the screens. He didn't create an app that talks directly to screens. That guy modifies the way Traktor talks to the screens. Schreib ihnen nochmal, dass du nicht allein bist und wir alle die S4 MK3 für einen genialen Controller halten, aber halt VDJ auch und einen Controller kann man austauschen, das würden wir natürlich gern dann mit dem S4 MK4 machen, doch wenn das mit VDJ nichts wird.ich wechsel dann auf jeden fall wieder.Īccording to the devs, that won't help (it was posted earlier): Maybe it would be better if the Atomix team contacted Native and explained it to them. I replied to them that this has already happened so far, but the displays and haptic wheels have to have a certain different code, and you can't find out. Software developers should integrate the functions in their software themselves. I hope the Virtual DJ team can translate that. Sorry that the screenshots are in German. Therefore I will only be able to upload the emails including the answer in German.īut I hope that the Virtual DJ team can translate it so far. The thing is, I wrote the developers of Native in German. I took the trouble to write to Native myself about the displays and platter. Hello guys and dear virtual DJ developers.

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