@pcs800 Did converting the files fix this for you?

@Chazrox Yup. I am trying it.

@bendurso After a lot of testing, I figured out why the index.html file wasn’t loading. Once I deleted all the UI components (panels, sliders, etc.), it finally worked.

One thing I noticed is that the standalone app now opens way faster—went from 5 seconds to almost instant. Makes sense since there are fewer elements to load, but it always loads fast on Mac.

So maybe the HTML file isn’t loading because of too many UI elements? The weird part is I only see this issue on Windows, not Mac. A couple commits ago it was fine, but I can’t roll back since I’m using the new AHDSR Flex now.

@bozhidar There isn’t much in the docs about it but you just need to assign your two different MIDI sources (MIDI Player & User input) to two different MIDI channels. This SOS articles describes it, and it’s fairly simple to setup in HISE

Link Preview Image MIDI Basics: Part 1

Paul White kicks off a new series for newcomers to MIDI.

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Link Preview Image HISE | Audio Modules | Channelsetter

Sets the Midi Channel

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@Christoph-Hart I still have the network and probably a time machine backup of the whole project before I rebuilt that network so will try and cobble something together. Pretty certain I deleted either the dll or the whole binaries folder but will try with and without.

Perhaps a good idea to auto move the dll during the compile process and then put back if it fails?

@ulrik Nice ! thankyou.
I have found out the reason. Once you disable 079ee8c3-1545-4bef-8a34-81910dad4b19-image.png it Tooltip will not be shown.

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@Christoph-Hart Since InputRange and OutputRange only work with Matrix Modulators, I'm just stuck on how to set the modulation range of a ScriptFX parameter...
In fact, just being able to limit the Intensity would fix my problem

@pcs800 Yeah if they are in the same chain then the signal will be processed serially. You could try using send effects instead, or use scriptnode for parallel processing.

@Rognvald I found this as a starting point.. :)

const var Knob = Content.getComponent("Knob"); const TH = Engine.createTransportHandler(); // 18 = tempo factor = 1/64T TH.setEnableGrid(true, 18); // Set sync mode Internal or External TH.setSyncMode(TH.PreferExternal); // ON GRID CHANGE FUNCTION // You start and stop this using "TH.startInternalClock" & TH.stopInternalClock inline function GridChange(clock, arg2, arg3) { local v = (clock % 200) / 100; local value = v < 1.0 ? v : 2 - v; // Trigger the knob Knob.setValue(value); Knob.changed(); }; TH.setOnGridChange(true, GridChange); inline function onKnobControl(component, value) { Console.print(value); }; Content.getComponent("Knob").setControlCallback(onKnobControl); // START STOP INTERNAL CLOCK inline function onStartInternalClockControl(component, value) { if (value) TH.startInternalClock(0); else TH.stopInternalClock(0); }; Content.getComponent("StartInternalClock").setControlCallback(onStartInternalClockControl);

@JamesC ok well note the thread as a question, and then note it as Solved. So when people are looking they see the answer is in here...

@pcs800 it has its own LAF essentially. You can easily re-create the same exact knob with your own LAF.

@Chazrox Yeah, my audio files are about 6mb and 25mb for images… So I’m not quite sure why they’re not embedding in the plug-in.

Could be related

@Christoph-Hart Thats the way to go! I used Cursor for the webview.

@ustk Spot on! Thank you

@Christoph-Hart
Ah, I see. Thanks for explaining!

@d-healey Do the resource and the post install script need to be code signed? And both pkg?

@d-healey said in Label onKeyPress:

updateEachKey

Awesome, thanks so much!