@bendurso haha! not great mid-session tho 😆

@Lindon
@d-healey
Guys, it looks like it's working now. You are brilliant! :-) The solution was apparently to replace the text already in the sampleMap array.

Thanks a lot! If you're ever in Germany, I'll buy you a beer! :-D

@d-healey Yup, this is surely the first question that needs to be asked and I forgot to ask him this question. Thanks, will ask now!

@Christoph-Hart yep cool thanks..

@ulrik thanks mate. Yea. Was driving me crazy. Will go around with some other way. Sliderpacks with arp flash was cool because of the bpm sync. But have to build my own.

@udalilprofile Use look and feel

@Mighty23 I did and it rewrite but nothing happened, i restarted the computer and try but no luck, I will export again and see

@COM-DEV I noticed after updating to 4.0 I opened an early version by mistake and found a similar export error, then I opened 4.0 and export in that version and exported perfectly,

@aaronventure That sounds little more complicated than an adjustment to the existing node. Linear and minimum phase algorithms are already in the source code. I just need a button to switch between the two.

Is there a way to get the the sliderpack index to influence the LAF when using drawLinearSlider? For example to compare index to an const array of names to print different text on each slider within the sliderpack

@Christoph-Hart Because I already use the text property elsewhere in the code. For example in the LAF object. I would have to change a lot in the entire code. But thanks for the hint! Next time I'll keep that in mind from the start! :-)

Can you tell me where I have to change what in the C++ code?

Thank you very much! :-)

@aaronventure Yeah, the preprocessors shown there are just the ones that I thought of yet, but we can add other preprocessors.

Maybe I'll wait a bit and we can assemble a few more preprocessors then I'll add them in one go.

@d-healey Ok, Thanks.

@bendurso Bump :)

@Lindon so Im going to go ahead and record this as a bug I think....

@d-healey @resonant thanks for the info 😀

@Jlev777 hey did you ever solve this?? i'm having the same issue

@Christoph-Hart Yes, GDExtension is the framework for creating the dynamic libs, but I have no formal training in C++, so I have no idea how involved it is to write an API.