The output is krate variables, but you need to set, not get, the values for i
time & give that value to the widget.

Probably ditto the tkinter question. You need to store your values to supply
at itime to initialise both the GUI element & any associated / linked
control rate messages i would assume.

at least that's how i've gone about it, which has only been on 1 or 2
previous occasions.

not an expert, but at least im near your time zone...

There is a way to store presets for the fltk interfaces, but i've always
thought it was as quick & easy to read & write the values to ftables



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> i rate variables, like for an ADSR envelope?  Also, is there a way to 
> use Tkinter or other GUI in the python opcodes and use those values?  
> Thanks for the help!
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