@leemartin You have to download the correct windows SDK. I haven't used Visual Studio for a long time but the option is in one of the menus (perhaps the tools menu) to add component to visual studio and in there (once you find it) you'll be able to add the correct SDK version.

@orange Yes

@christoph-hart Thanks to david a long time ago I got something like this working for something else, I reused but it didn't work in this case. // ******************** Knobs(Sliders) Mappings ********************// const var knobs = []; // 1st Parameter Mapping (fx_enabled (bypassed)// knobs[0] = Content.getComponent("fx1Knob1"); knobs[1] = Content.getComponent("fx1Knob2"); knobs[0].setControlCallback(knobCB); knobs[1].setControlCallback(knobCB); inline function knobCB(control, value) { for (i = 0; i < 2; i++) { if (control == knobs[i]) continue; //Skip the knob that triggered the callback knobs[i].setValue(value); } //Dynamics.setAttribute(setBypassed, value); Dynamics.setBypassed; }

Perfect, I hadn't seen that! Thanks very much. The paint routine is totally new to me, I've read the script panels manual, but it's still not fully clicked yet. Will have a read through that post, hopefully will make more sense. There's a post linked below with a 3D style knob, right at the bottom, created in Illustrator. Cant seem to figure out whether it's just a case of copy and pasting 127 different knob states, or it's done by an easier way? https://forum.hise.audio/topic/946/photorealism-knob-my-first-attempt/11

Show stopper, XCode 8 isn't compatible with MacOS Mojave, i guess my hise journey ends here (for now). Can HISE work with Visual Studio for mac instead of Xcode?

I managed to fix it by checking out the HISE master branch from Github, apparently those module folders were missing. So i'm a bit further now.

Yeah, that's really terrible. If it will be a problem, nobody knows, what Apple thinks to "invent" next.

Just ran into this issue again so time for a bump

@christoph-hart ok Good info and thanks!

@hisefilo you may be right....

Yeah sure, why not. I wonder why I didn't add it already (normally I add both getters and setters whenever I add a property).

@hisefilo I was just wondering the same thing. Thinking about adding a midi player to my drum libraries to play grooves.

I've just been doing some stuff with HISEs LFO, trying to imitate something I was doing in Kontakt previously. To get the same LFO response in Kontakt as I get in HISE I have to set Kontakt's LFO phase to 275, so it would be handy if I could adjust it in HISE to get it to match Kontakt.

It's like trying to speak Welsh (boyo) https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2450954/how-to-randomize-shuffle-a-javascript-array I appreciate you giving me a nudge though

It's a deprecated module, so chances are vanishingly tiny that this will work. The long-term solution for these kind of tasks will be hnode (I have plans for adding a data layer shared between hnode objects so you can create multiple modules and share the data between them). But again, don't hold your breath for it

That's not possible unless you modify the C++ code of the EQ component.

Yup VS2017 it is plus the C++ extensions that will install themselves when you need them.