In my menu, a have an anlog value.
If i enter 5, the getCurrentValue() give me 55
If i enter 6, the getCurrentValue gives me 66
No Offset, no divisor is entered

I think there are some problems with the last update, i will try to get back to the old versions.... But where can i get an old version of the tcMenuDesigner ?

Could you generate a simple project that recreates this and post it here, and I will look at it today. tcMenu lib has not been changed in a couple of months now, and I'd like to check what's gone wrong here.

I have an Uno and a MEGA2560, I'll try it on both. If any fix needed for this, it would be immediate, as it will affect anyone using it.

BTW there was no previous problem to be honest, it was a duplication of libs at your side.

In terms of going back to old releases, I'm assuming you mean the older Java UIs, they are available from tcmenu github repo in the releases section.

Every old lib version is available from the Arduino library manager.

Yesterday, you reported a critical bug in tcMenu on your hardware, can you please provide more details and an example sketch.

This is the second time you have abandoned a thread mid-way through. Please be aware this forum is provided to you free of charge on a best efforts basis and it is deeply unhelpful when you raise such issues with no details or example sketch. I politely ask that you provide an emf file and sketch that reproduces the issue.

For the benefit of others looking at this forum. We've checked this ourselves, both with and without a hardware debugger on ESP32, we cannot recreate this issue.

If anyone else is able to recreate it, please provide the hardware and steps here and we'll look into it without delay.

The problem is solved, i removed the tcMenuManager, the arduino IDE and also all librariers. The i installed everthing new from the beginning. I dont know what was wrong

Great, many thanks for getting back to us, it was a major concern for us, given the very wide deployment of the library these days.