@d-healey said in Interface Background: function solidColour(g) { g.fillAll(0xFF000000); //Replace hex code with colour of choice } Could you paste the entire json panel so I can see the correct way to implement? [ { "type": "ScriptPanel", "id": "Panel1", "x": 0, "y": 0, "width": 599, "height": 500, "borderSize": 10 } function solidColour(g) { g.fillAll(0xFF000000); //Replace hex code with colour of choice } ]

Almost got it figured out....

@christoph-hart said in Multimic: Yes exporting equal length samples from a DAW is not exactly rocket science if you align them vertically Thanks for this

oops! That worked

@d-healey That's brilliant thank you

Right, thanks all, got it now.

Here be the video: https://youtu.be/eWLQJlKH7E4

Oh that thing is broken since ages

Ah, that's just the print function. If there are no digits, it will print an integer. If you need a certain amount of digits, use Engine.doubleToString(): Console.print(Engine.doubleToString(2.0, 2));

It works for Knobs: const var Knob1 = Content.getComponent("Knob1"); Knob1.setRange(-12, 1, 0.1); Knob1.set("saveInPreset", false); Knob1.setValue(-2.0); Console.print("Range: " + Knob1.getValue()); // -2 Console.print("Normalized: " + Knob1.getValueNormalized()); // 0.33 Haven't checked the other controls

I think it's a mistake in the API doc - it's created automatically by using the inheritance hierarchy of the C++ classes and this one might slipped in to the wrong place. Content.setPropertiesFromJSON() is definitely the go-to option. However, the missing link might be a method like Control.getName() so you can call it without having to store the String name somewhere.

@d-healey Thanks David, that was it.

@cuttybang Sampler settings >> voice settings might do it.

@tod-slaughter HiseSnippet 1103.3oc4W8zbaSDEeW6rAbBMsEB20ElIcnzwtMM.CGrabhy3oIwdpbKLCG5rQZU7NVZWgzpPb6vMty4vIFtvMt2gC7UfuB7MneCf2tR1RtUjZ6ok+LnCdz99yt+126868j6GIcXwwxHDt1fwgLD9cH1iEpgsGR4BT28P3MHGQiUrHqTQ6NNjFGybQXb0CzBv0VAYdddyco9TgCKWDB8HI2gcHOfqxk1u08499cntrA7fBVucqtNRQaouLAvSURcTH0YD8T1wTsYUHH7p66xUxHaEUwhQ3U1U5N1dn7qEo1+HdL+DeldQCjMrQoh6H8c0HV+Np8Ptua+I26XDBS5mGEplFE1jbD2kOUddz3ZFEV4dTLdfqbYvqwRBObA3sRJ7tNw1IhGpx0nw15jtBHQ4QgTPQXkZKB+Kj1Rv.g5VAzQrNQvhoNr0N0qeSq6Vu9M9LuDgihKEVRwwREqmXqar1SWq1ZeyZunFOuxToOjHouOKpLs5Tdzk31VhjfSXQ2z5LpeBahcvMe1P6pyWn0I8BWvPonqfq5ExxVmG7aTRvGkEwzogL.BlpLIgMxRB19bWVDhCaxaQtuPdRCjA6YE1+vEW7rlnG1cOphNYafcDNkPVjhquL38XmAzjzbaMxdr3QJYnw1fPoPe93MdkG54PkL9GgSbr9keBdIVMVGRV0X.Jf655y5Ki45HdAd6uBz6Pa9SLH9oa9yG76O4aaFjRs+9KzOOqY.87bO3shS773ma3jdb+fXEfotA.UEgeWxCiYVtLOZhuxJdDrO9bwHl6.ow9vIg2t.1uJ4vN8rNR5l3SgrKP3i.tNTSpUtNoSD6qRXBmwPSiWhD.TwI9UjepaJkoPeMKRDzU6B35OtXSqEfzVuTRao0MyIbuNoOW4Lrb7VoD7BUPuowaVKvqP12yi4nxA6JjNewx1ua4fxFoPYchMWvLykL.48Mqs9b5YLqCXBVjo14udxzuMuSlBm6IS8bTvoOHhJhCkwyrw1r.9.f0FWTHvIzEyOPmjKJusjFUppm2rCbGK0GapJIxTsbu.YhPMS0Q0kZDzrjlB1Wx7nU9GXb4qel2azFEK4z8qjhWhtonAjuX6wWIFyaXVX3itdtaNcn020Ryb7jQAYSbl59grSgyonjALXBDv7blo.LPJUC4hSmkkrYqCkxv8ETHJ3VbSZmDqjASNTD9CH2d6aM6yY8fe79P8qeZayZjMLUxLzD+kjcL1WP+c585Y8K0Ns57kUKISVYNq7dOSRcZ5Smd+W9TpTDOs15+.H9RmqV8+myUefLQAb1invGqo+VwiSBrg4YNL.IBAyOV+YiUzyjRWWWuNcflv0r3OfmLkMzqwYJaLQ4eKmQ.0IR9XmzuFWS7daiD3dKL+OwZveXEVaM8yv0wF3ie4O1wQGr+HH5TtG2dg83NKrGauvdb2E1icVXO93E1iO4R7POy+dIPK+TpGHn+9ocxwSmNfqh9SjjBbUN

@christoph-hart

@christoph-hart Thanks

@christoph-hart Is there a method to change the text size of a combo box? Because my custom font is coming out tiny. Also I noticed that setting the global font also affects some of the text of the HISE interface too!