help me figure out why createNoteInput intercepts the isPressed / isBeingTouched event

[onyme]

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I have a launchpad, I'm trying to make a backlight for the pad buttons, and also for them to send information with notes and velocity to the synthesizer.
I studied similar scripts, but for my level of knowledge of the language they are too complex.
I managed to implement these two features separately, but together for some reason they do not work. Perhaps the participants of this forum can help me?

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method init()

NoteInput noteInput = midiIn.createNoteInput("MIDI", "??????", "??????", "??????", "??????");
noteInput.setShouldConsumeEvents(false);

//I create a button and a backlight for the button
final HardwareButton Button_1 = hardwareSurface.createHardwareButton ("PAD_BUTTON_1");
final OnOffHardwareLight ButtonLight1 = hardwareSurface.createOnOffHardwareLight("PAD_BUTTON_LIGHT_1");

//installing a backlight for the button
Button_1.setBackgroundLight(ButtonLight1);

//associate pressing and releasing a button with a midi event
Button_1.pressedAction().setActionMatcher(midiIn.createNoteOnActionMatcher(0, 37));
Button_1.releasedAction().setActionMatcher(midiIn.createNoteOffActionMatcher(0, 37));

//tracking the click event
Button_1.isPressed().markInterested();

//pass the press value to the light state
ButtonLight1.isOn().setValueSupplier(()-> Button_1.isPressed().get());

ButtonLight1.isOn().onUpdateHardware(state -> {
    host.println("state: " + state);
 });

I also tried to bind isBeginTouched events and also use addValueObserver instead of markInterested, tried MultiStateHardwareLight instead of OnOffHardwareLight - all this did not lead to the result.

What could be the problem and how can it be circumvented?

[onyme]

I managed to find the answer myself, if this is useful to someone, check out the setShouldFireEvenWhenUsedAsNoteInput() method in the documentation.

[Kirkwood West]

I managed to find the answer myself, if this is useful to someone, check out the setShouldFireEvenWhenUsedAsNoteInput() method in the documentation.

Thanks for posting your solution! big help here today.