@whoopsydoodle Currently the only way to use a scroll wheel in a custom control is to use a WebView. Use it for your EQ panel.

@HISEnberg thank you for your thoughts, it's appreciated! 👍

@Lindon said in How to include external .dsp files into the faust node?:

@JulesV open the included file - copy its contents into your Faust file....

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@d-healey Thanks! Edited the samplemap! Good idea to report it at github!

@DanH
cool! Thank you! 😊

@d-healey Thanks

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@d-healey said in Display output levels.:

@Lindon you can with laf

oh of course, silly me...

@d-healey said in remove a macro from a control with scripting...:

@Lindon Give me a minimal snippet and I'll see what I can do.

thanks - but actually I think I've resolved it.... by bypassing the control in some well defined scenarios....

I close Hise and re-open it, the project seems to no longer be able to animate the faders I've created. I defiantly am not on the My issue is that it's very difficult to move the slider. You have to click, move the slider, and then release to go to the next or previous I had a slider-not-sliding problem. It turned out that the merlot red wine slider was overlapped by a UI.Text that was its sibling. Even though the actual text if you press Enter and rename any of the elements in your Project Window for some mysterious reason the slider will reposition itself.
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I totally second that!

@Oli-Ullmann Just looked, wow that is massively helpful!! Thanks!

@d-healey oh, nice... I will give it a go...

@pcs800 Nice!

@ClawFORGE-Studio You need to do that first. I have videos on my channel explaining how and there are instructions on the HISE github page.

The input parameter is the shader file name (without the .glsl extension and the file must be inside the Scripts folder of your project (it will be embedded like any other script file when you export the project).

Link Preview Image HISE | Scripting | ScriptShader

A OpenGL shader object that can be rendered on a ScriptPanel

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(docs.hise.dev)

// That's the image folder... const var glslPath = "{PROJECT_FOLDER}Images/bunny.glsl";

@JulesV Not sure, you could try storing the X position of each node in an array. You'd need to attach a broadcaster to the Band Selected event of the EQ to keep track of it.

@JulesV Yes this.

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