Over the various eigenD versions I've worked out how to make talkers from the commander, and now in Workbench. In the newer versions however, I think talkers must have changed a lot since 1.4, as I can no longer create them the same way in commander. For setting up large talkers that all do the same sort of thing, it's much faster to make them in commander and use the command history to edit numbers etc, as opposed to workbench which is great for customising layout of the keys, colours etc, but involves an awful lot of clicking (on TINY buttons) when setting things up from scratch. It would be nice to have both.
Is it the case now that setting up a talker is just fundamentally more involved? Ie if I want to use the commander do I have to do the same things as I do in workbench (making a new key, making a new action, adding the phrase for that action, setting the row and column and colour etc), or should the old way ( eg. base note to 2 when 3 set ) still work?
The talker documentation on the wiki is very brief and then links to the seminars for examples, but those examples are rooted firmly in the 1.4 days and I think they no longer apply to 2.0.
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