Example: The Euler Fokker Genus 3*3*3*7*7
! EFG33377.scl
!
3*3*3*7*7 EFG
12
!
1/1
9/8
147/128
1323/1024
21/16
189/128
3/2
49/32
27/16
441/256
7/4
63/32
2/1

With the so called "linear" mapping, Pianoteq puts the 2/1 as the second note (1/1) and greys out the 64/63 note so that it is uneditable!

EDIT: After failing to move the duplicate 1/1 to the last degree, I discovered that I had to manually edit the second 1/1 to a 2/1 to make it jump back to its intended position at the top of the scale.

I understand why Modartt needs to have all the pitches sorted ascendingly, but is it a tall order to have a mapping in the keyboard mappings menu called "From Scala File" that preserves the order of pitches in the Scala file?