@Christoph-Hart That's exactly what I was trying in a JIT node, not being aware of the possibility to write an expression in a target mod...

@ustk said in MacOS Packages Issue: @d-healey Have you changed some permissions somehow? I think this might be something to do with it, I haven't changed anything but I am working across a shared folder so perhaps that is the cause.

Yes I am already using the SharedResourcePointer class in a few things - it's used to share image resources and other stuff across plugin instances. However this is just a tool for sharing data and to setup a communication between instances with callbacks and complex data transfers is way more complex (especially if it needs to be a wrapper for HiseScript). Also there are hosts who run each plugin instance in a different process (AFAIK Bitwig does this), so you'll run into many troubles even if you get it working on your system. I would strongly suggest to stay away from trying to implement this feature unless it is the core feature of your plugin (like it is with MIR). If you really need is, go C++, use HISE as C++ framework and build your inter-plugin communcation system from the ground up.

@ulrik h Yes of course. since I put my instrument in another computer. I tried to compile since hise on 3 different mac. always this i386 message ... I did all the manipulations to remove this error message but nothing .... even by compiling from xcode from the autogenerate file ... I understand absolutely nothing. I'm a beginner too ... maybe @Christoph-Hart can help me that would be nice :). I'm lost

@SampleScience no, directly in the Operating system, without virtual box.

Thank you David, I shall tinker around with this.

@Dalart Yes. You need to compile with these options HI_ENABLE_EXPANSION_EDITING & HISE_ENABLE_EXPANSIONS. This is an unofficial feature though currently so you'll need to create your own method for users to install expansions. Once Christoph is back from his music writing vacation I hope we might see some of the expansion handling stuff from PercX make its way into HISE.

@Willem-B I don't understand, MIDI learn is for UI controls not for modulators. What functionality are you trying to create?

@ustk @dustbro Hey I think I might have figured it out, but I'll get back to you guys with a hise snippit and a better explanation if I'm still running into the same issue. Thanks!

@arminh You can change from bipolar to monopolar by clicking the arrow: But to be honest I don't really understand what you want to do... A snippet and better explanations maybe?

Lol they better make the non-buggiest DAW on earth because I don‘t see any plugin developer spending 2000k+ € to get a testing rig just for their software.

@ulrik Great Thank You SIr

@Natanr I'm glad it worked!

@d-healey said in Question on controls response.: @alepan When you download from github do you use git? Or do you download the zip file? If you download the zip file, do you delete the older versions you downloaded, or do you keep all of them? If you do keep them, are you sure your project is pointing to the correct version? Good point, I have probably messed something up, as I haven't tried using git yet. I'll try deleting the directory and re-install and re-compile from zero. Thanks for your support!

@d-healey I did build the scriptnote version, but it did't output any sound no matter what i did, so i thought i was supposed to use the Master Version, which fixed that Problem. I will try with the scriptnote Version again.

Making a 909ish Kick. I tryed stacking multiple Envelopes, but thats kinda stupid.

@orange You're Rock Abi Found The Solutions In This Thread https://forum.hise.audio/topic/1453/how-to-export-a-png-sequence-for-filmstrips-extremely-trivial-question/3

I'm really trying hard to remember how I got around this problem Have you tried installing Rubygems manually as instructed below? https://rubygems.org/pages/download Keep your head up mate... You'll get it sorted in the end

@yall I honestly can't remember what I did to get around that... What operating system is your Mac and what version of Xcode are you using?

@Christoph-Hart That's what I do for signals. But here I just want to make a calculation based on a knob input, and output the result. For instance, I'd like to input a time in ms and output a frequency value in Hz to set the oscillator. There might be another way than using a jit, but I don't see how... float TimeIn = 0.0f; float FreqOut = 0.0f; void setFreqOut(float newValue) { } void setTimeIn(double newValue) { TimeIn = (float)newValue / 1000.0f; FreqOut = 1.0f / TimeIn; //setFreqOut(); } There might be a better way for this example, but not necessarily for another one... (I know it looks weird but it's just for the sake of the example)