EEPROM Algorithms FV-1 Builds

[Route14]

Way back I purchased a few of the FV-1 multi effect projects but didn't totally understand at that time you could build your own EEPROMs. Recently I went through the custom builder options and it looks like there may be a few that are not on any of the pre-packaged projects and there is a little bit of inconsistency in the naming of the algorithms. Can anyone confirm or shed light on some of the below. A few are obvious but included them for posterity. I also included a list of all of the algorithms and the projects they are included. A long time ago @Feral Feline listed something similar in a related post but I thought I'd break this out into a dedicated post for this topic.

Thanks in advance for any feedback!

It appears that SAMPLE HOLD FILTER or LOFI MACHINE, TREMOLO and DIGITAL DELAY are not included in any project?

MOST IN QUESTION:
LoFi Machine or Sample Hold Filter = Bit Crusher (Unsure)
Filter Modulator = Auto-Filter (Unsure)
Pulsar = Pulse Tremolo (Relatively Confident)

QUESTION ON HOW IT WORKS:
Kaleidoscope = BuGGFX Daydream (Confident) - The dedicated project includes a toggle for ascending and descending parameters. Does anyone know how this works in a custom EEPROM?

These I am confident about but wanted to include in case I'm wrong (known to happen) or someone else has the same question:
Hypernova Reverb = Modulated Reverb
Glimmer Reverb = Shimmer Reverb
Pitch Modulator = Pitch Modulation
Ring Modulator = Ring Modulation

LIST:
REV001 - Hypernova Reverb | Octagon |Spatialist | ThreeVerb
REV002 - Glimmer Reverb | Octagon |Spatialist | ThreeVerb
REV003 - Spring Reverb | Radium Springs | ThreeVerb
REV004 - Blackface Reverb | Radium Springs
REV005 - Brownface Reverb | Radium Springs
REV006 - Spatialist (Room Reverb) | Spatialist
REV007 - Spatialist (Hall Reverb) | Spatialist
REV008 - Spatialist (Chamber Reverb) | Spatialist
REV009 - Spatialist (Cavern Reverb) | Spatialist
REV010 - Spatialist (PitchVerb) | Spatialist
REV011 - Spatialist (TouchVerb) | Spatialist
PIT001 - Dual Pitch Shifter | Octagon
PIT002 - Pitch Modulator | Module8
FIL001 - LoFi Machine | ?
FIL002 - Sample Hold Filter | ?
FIL003 - Filter Modulator | ?
MOD001 - Chorus | Module8
MOD002 - Flanger | Module8
MOD003 - Phaser | Module8
MOD004 - Tremolo |
MOD005 - Harmonic Tremolo | Module8 | Octagon
MOD006 - Pulsar | Module8
MOD007 - Ring Modulator | Module8
DLY001 - Digital Delay |
DLY002 - Modulated Delay | D3lay | Octagon
DLY003 - Tape Delay | D3lay
DLY004 - Pitch Delay | Octagon
DLY005 - Space Delay | D3lay
DLY006 - Kaleidoscope | BuGGFX Daydream | Octagon
UNI001 - Unison (Dual Detune) | Unison Double Tracker
UNI002 - Unison (Modulated) | Unison Double Tracker
UNI003 - Unison (Double Take) | Unison Double Tracker

 

[Bricksnbeatles]

QUESTION ON HOW IT WORKS:
Kaleidoscope = BuGGFX Daydream (Confident) - The dedicated project includes a toggle for ascending and descending parameters. Does anyone know how this works in a custom EEPROM?

Width control at noon is zero-width. Counterclockwise increases width descending, clockwise increases width ascending

 

[Route14]

Width control at noon is zero-width. Counterclockwise increases width descending, clockwise increases width ascending

Thanks! So both parameters are tied to one control/knob? As opposed to the BuGGFX Daydream project that has a Width knob and a Toggle?