The line in the prules file that sets which controller controls hairpins is:

<hairpin-cc value="1" />

1=Mod Wheel. 11=Expression. Those would be the most common. You have to look at the way the instrument is setup in Kontakt to know what to use.

The files I send uses cc1 (Mod Wheel) to control volume. If your library responds to cc11 it will need to change to that.

Here's a generic Kontakt rule set that will control only the dynamics. You'll use the Instrument based rule technight; it's called KNTK.

First, go to the main Notion site, then Support/Downloads/Other. Download the Notion 4 Custom Rules Documentation, and become familiar with the mechanics of setting up a prules file. You'll want to use a GroupID, not a PluginID.

You'll need at least minimal custom rules to have you Kontakt library respond to dynamics...

You have to place the hairpin between two dynamic markings.

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No it doesn't. Nor do other music apps as far as I know.