@ustk Awesome, that looks like it'll work great, though I'm getting slight flashbacks to similar control-layering jankyness in Kontakt.

For anyone reading this later, the solution is to script a panel to have mouse interaction slider behavior, or to use an invisible slider for mouse interaction and the panel only for drawing.

You can change which image is loaded using ScriptPanel.loadImage, and update the drawing of the panel with Graphics.drawImage.

David's tutorial covers a lot of relevant stuff here

I don't know what the situation is with IPP now in HISE, but the old dropbox link expired so here's an internetarchive link just in case: https://archive.org/details/intel-ipp

I started the slider as LaF but moved to a panel when I couldn't figure out an elegant way to do the animation, interesting that that's the one part not achievable with LaF.

Coming from Kontakt, the ability to have smooth transitions and (gasp) actual hover states for all controls is a huge win. The average user probably can't articulate the difference, but I think in testing a UI with smoothed hover states would get more positive feedback. When trying to sell something new to a group of people who have been used to Kontakt for potentially decades, I'm convinced this kind of UI polish can help make a HISE library stand out as better in every way than what people have been used to.

I believe I used a separate label so the text wouldn't be part of the hover target.

In context:

Easy to customize!

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@Robert-Puza Any time you are compiling something on Linux and you get a "package not found" error or something of that sort, the first thing to do is check if your distro has a slightly different name for the package and install it. Some distros include "lib" at the start of library packages, some don't, sometimes there's a - in one distro but not in another. This is why instructions don't always include one line you can copy paste to install dependencies: each distro needs a slightly different list.

As you're on Mint, you use apt. I would type "apt search webkit2gtk" and see what comes up. I believe Mint does have the package, but the correct name is actually "libwebkit2gtk-4.0-dev", which is why it didn't get installed when you copied the line from the readme.

Either way, using David's fork is a good idea.

I would really just prefer a way to use an external editor. After several weeks of intense scripting work using only the HISE editor, the low contrast color scheme, lack of syntax highlighting, lack of keyboard shortcuts, slower response time, and many other quirks make me far prefer the (sadly proprietary) Sublime text.

I don't doubt that it will eventually be on par, but for the sake of getting work done I really need to be in Sublime at the moment. If the fastest way to reload the script is to load the xml I'll just keep doing that.

@Robert-Puza You don't have to re-compile, you can just copy the "HISE Standalone" executable. You only need the source when exporting a plugin or compiling HISE itself.

@Robert-Puza I don't know of any third party software that works with ncw. You'll need to load the library in Kontakt, and go file > save as and uncheck "Compress Samples". The good news is Kontakt works well with WINE.

Mostly I find the script editors are a little slow. It's difficult to quantify but typing, navigating, and selecting text definitely feels less responsive than in a typical text editor. When typing, some characters appear with a microdelay.

If the ScriptWatchTable is onscreen, general performance gets worse.

Resizing panels is verrry slow, but I think that's been the case forever.

Dragging in the mapping editor is usually quite slow, the selection refreshes maybe three times a second. Releasing the mouse during a selection sometimes causes HISE to freeze. The number of samples mapped doesn't really seem to have an effect. -- I just noticed this appears to be affected by the area of the mapping window.

For me, with OpenGL enabled the application is next to unusable, all clicks take seconds to register if they do at all.

So, how's performance for you all?

Fedora 41, Wayland session, i7 4790k, RX 6600 XT. Build is from Master, built in a Debian 11 VM.

Ah it's a permissions thing. If you go into settings and allow full disk access to either Xcode or Projucer (I just enabled both), it builds and opens properly.

Since I don't think it's been posted explicitly anywhere, it should be clarified that you should uncomment both the const and the setProperty lines corresponding to the properties you want to enable, as well as the &newPosition argument and the ScopedLock.

For example:

The object is a native script object, so you can just go Console.print(trace(Engine.getPlayHead())); to test it.

Also the TransportHandler exists now which you should probably use instead, but it lacks some options like differentiating between playing and recording.

It seems that Synth.allNotesOff() doesn't affect notes that are currently queued with a timestamp that is in the future. Is that intentional, maybe there's a more powerful version?

I'm adding handling for overlapping MIDI and hoped to use allNotesOff as an escape hatch when this kind of thing is played.

I already keep track of all note on and off events, so looping through them and doing a normal note off is not a problem, but having a single "Ah something happened please just stop everything" panic button function would be nice.

@orange These are super Getting easing for free is really useful too.

I started the slider as LaF but moved to a panel when I couldn't figure out an elegant way to do the animation, interesting that that's the one part not achievable with LaF.

Coming from Kontakt, the ability to have smooth transitions and (gasp) actual hover states for all controls is a huge win. The average user probably can't articulate the difference, but I think in testing a UI with smoothed hover states would get more positive feedback. When trying to sell something new to a group of people who have been used to Kontakt for potentially decades, I'm convinced this kind of UI polish can help make a HISE library stand out as better in every way than what people have been used to.

I believe I used a separate label so the text wouldn't be part of the hover target.

To use data storage, especially for the current animation state, and when I include a label as in the first example, also a reference to the associated label. Open to any alternate methods that would allow using LAF instead!

In context:

Easy to customize!

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@Robert-Puza Any time you are compiling something on Linux and you get a "package not found" error or something of that sort, the first thing to do is check if your distro has a slightly different name for the package and install it. Some distros include "lib" at the start of library packages, some don't, sometimes there's a - in one distro but not in another. This is why instructions don't always include one line you can copy paste to install dependencies: each distro needs a slightly different list.

As you're on Mint, you use apt. I would type "apt search webkit2gtk" and see what comes up. I believe Mint does have the package, but the correct name is actually "libwebkit2gtk-4.0-dev", which is why it didn't get installed when you copied the line from the readme.

Either way, using David's fork is a good idea.

@Christoph-Hart Ahaaaahhh that's the step I was missing, thanks very much!

@d-healey They'll be shipped with the plugin, with no option to let the user add more.

@Christoph-Hart I did!

const ConvolutionReverb = Synth.getAudioSampleProcessor("Convolution Reverb");
const reverbSelector = Content.addComboBox("reverbSelctor", 10, 150);
reverbSelector.set("items","");

Engine.loadAudioFilesIntoPool();
	
const impulseFolder = FileSystem.getFolder(FileSystem.AudioFiles);
const impulses = FileSystem.findFiles(impulseFolder, "*" , false);
for(ir in impulses){
	reverbSelector.addItem(ir.toString(ir.Filename).replace(".wav",""));
}

inline function onreverbSelectorControl(component, value)
{
	local impulse = impulses[value - 1].toString(impulses[value - 1].Filename);
	ConvolutionReverb.setFile("{PROJECT_FOLDER}" + impulse);
};

reverbSelector.setControlCallback(onreverbSelectorControl);

I'm still missing something in doing a basic IR loader.

I'm getting the list of audio files with getFolder(FileSystem.AudioFiles) as suggested in this thread, and loading the IRs with setFile("{PROJECT_FOLDER}" + impulseName). However in the exported plugin they don't show up in the combobox, I'm guessing because I'm supposed to use {PROJECT_FOLDER} instead as FileSystem.AudioFiles doesn't resolve.

I think I should get a file object for {PROJECT_FOLDER} so I can list the files with findFiles, but I couldn't find a function to do that in the API.

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