There doesn’t seem to be any way to slide or interpolate between the device’s parameter values in the pattern editor fx column. I’m talking about a fx command for internal hi res, sample rate slides. I’d like to be able to slide and/or interpolate between values just like with samples. Old school vst and midi automation please:)
Sample rate slide? What are you talking about? 
Are you talking about sliding notes when using VSTs? If yes then check this thread. You’ve got 3 options.
Or do you want to manipulate specific values of a VST instrument? If yes then use the Instrument Automation device. You can do quite the same with plugins than with samples, but you can’t do it the same way. Pattern effect commands usually affect samples only. If you want to do the same with plugins you will have to automate stuff.
By sample rate I mean high resolution and not interpolating fx values in the fx column. I don’t mean note slides, but device parameters slides with pattern fx.I don’t want to use the automation curves.
I suppose there is a workaround for this: adding uninterpolated values in the patter editor’s fx column, and later copying the values to automation with a script and truing on curves.
I got that script going with some other stuff, and I also got screen recorder.
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YEP Complete disability.
… automation pane is really limited, and feels detached, id sooner have some kind of midi window down there, in the recter-tangle, that would be intricate enough also real times the input/work back into the session rather than compliment. mirrors. obviously sliding blocks of patterns around and all of you’re fx and commands respecting that is expected. 
this last comment was re-alliterated via a bbc micro, i just had dejavu and realized the subliminal factors of renoise tutorials @ youtube 
The biggest gripe I have with the automation pane, is that I can’t see where notes start and end. It’s best to have automation right next to notes.
im still settled on, it feels detached, and really should be playing a major roll in many aspects, obviousley i dont like to mention other daws in other daws forums, however this sort of work style / approach has worked wonders for ableton, and adapted to suit renoises needs, could also work wonders.