@d-healey Sometimes I just need to be informed Im an idiot. Thanks.

@d-healey Thank Bro

@gryphonsegg as David said in the post above

MyComboBox.set("items", ["Piano", "Flute"]);

will not work.

The items in a combobox is a string with a line break after each item like this were \n is the line break

MyComboBox.set("items", "Piano\nFlute");

that is a bit cumbersome to write if you have a lot of items so, often you write them in an array but then you have to use .join to assemble them together to a string like this

MyComboBox.set("items", ["Piano", "Flute"].join("\n"));

@ustk I am going to try it on another project. I found the drop downs for what I needed but I will try this code only soon and I will let you know. You guys rock. Thank you so much.

@gryphonsegg Please don't make multiple threads for the same question ;)

@gryphonsegg Yeah it's probably changed, that video is quite old now and HISE progresses fast.

@Lindon Ya, This worked better in the end

@Christoph-Hart Great! Thank you.

Solved it - I had to the this in the extra definitions for Windows & Mac and then they worked

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If you want it to change when you change sample map then I think you'll need to do that through scripting in the place where you're loading your sample maps.

@RastaChess Your welcome! the guru's are always good at marketing, but terrible at teaching it when someone gets their "course" haha. As for the subscription based model, its viable to do it if your selling a thing that has ongoing updates and I'd actually recommend it as an option. Don't have it be the sole choice for consumers to get your product since some people may want a subscription. The main reason why these companies, waves for example are trying them out is since they have nothing to lose. They got many customers and they know some people will buy it even if its a subscription.

@ustk thank you.

@d-healey Amazing! thank you.

Hmmm... I don't understand where this issue is coming from in the end.
Because I can create or referTo 1 000 000 times in a loop until reaching an execution timeout, without ever hitting "Buffer stack size reached!"

So what the heck can cause this in my project :man_shrugging:

@Plugworx I've changed your post to hide the number. I don't want to post that publicly for various reasons.

@Matt_SF Thanks, I'll play around with this

@ForeverLive does this help? HiseSnippet 1189.3oc6X0saaaCElxNZcVatncXO.D4hAYz1TYuttBjETW6jTDzlDu4trMTTTPKQYSXJRCIpN6UjGjd2tYOD6t7nrGg8FjwejhkSbbrA1JV.BuHHjmyG424vy4vibmXtONIgGCrp7pIiv.qO2t6DlXP6AHBCr21.qOwtGEM.zZxHTRBN.XYU94JYVUVCnG+8SagnHlOd5R.vQbhO9kjHhX5pcZ9BBktKJ.+JRTAseTy874r1bJOUxix1dfQH+gn93CPJ0JYKIwNADAOtq.IvI.q0ZwClzc.+WYF8OhjP5QwpI0AckajY4c4z.EiUqBZOfPC5jauI.4tzYp0W1X8eo89j.xYqO0KbGs.3TDE8GVkVD8pe0zyadzyp.8VyPu6Z20OlLRLUhhael8dLANNDIuBJRKitfR+QY61boFLwFQng3cikSNCg6i87tOrdCuZaV0opSLtOjn+O4URh.9NTLLbLbK3qeib0vwu16MxI5PjM5iE6DFh8Etq2kDMhhgp.i0qYTr9UoXi0qctCpmf8RBanDWNekHayiFwYxItq2JUH3r5W.2PFuWRNG0SLzb96xKjJX1Cip0Wrp4zLee2HQoBSDyosQTZOYnpqRV6VE2xEqUUGBiRXXXXJyWP3LnQlquAx8klEMEWqpy6q5.kCJ2GQgj.0Mg9H1fvBviOLLGgZWUJZ9KID5l4LUVzQpMysFbqsfd0fO7gvLlk.YbATRjg3.CvriSMjWgxySaHOSHhI8REXWublsoVuiMpioIX3E2.dLzkHIr2lPB76x3MEy5KFHW4d2q1TcK.K+ruzSdVUMNbi1F6rHA0jrHUUCmiOysyYGvE3CYt0bduSEmicNujvv4IJy+QwwySpp5V7Bf4xRi5giyMnL8jI4yVEwd4ph3ahbKnHmsGiHNbDlcYk9.Yg6xpLkyHk7+D5ZL2NqFSWJI.GCHxRI2xVmy.z7Mqt8ec5oO3DvRCtwJ.1jlqAWwNKmeF3lwOt21HARUnLyZjV3HbrfnbdVaiem7EHSYyJ1aiSFJ3izlaV1Mvx4JM3wSOvFMmLcxW0LhDDPwc3ID0caA0NIQfG0k7a4b82+vG9ymFU78xe4jHz3hVRRZXHQthsMLnEHhGjQYeROLUcWszLtQQFi+WjwKlhmydJxX6k3ps.3mTfym78ME3wBUGHpBYx9Gtv6gxWk4AoTjX1mpUutjIPYpEeST8tGS5BlTr+kU38aukt8hkkt20tCQ3OX97szb3qLh++Z9l0MTUayy1SI6Z169yeDZ8oTAtbqy5KU25vyyoRU6B8RbYsmpKzrMlhlw+8Sj.wfBg2MmSCrVkm0vJubF1Uzl4hCDTDGdsIv8Kr0N1qSDVewe8gv2wtC5+CAD+.OUPX82GIaFS8HvAoQckeqlOVRUFS18mbMqRpB+l4dp4JB0EyBzSNUNxDVWM2JSX8bgfkHi+1Ey3abSJ+Mo72jxecNk+iwYDg7i4uM6ijUolepdEocyz+3RUr2WMGd1GXn7MxVkIu02W0tyCjdm4inwJi3qWYDOZkQ7MqLhGuxH91UFwSV.B0uq1yRE7HS7tbgN6n+vNKqcXHYjqNzG7OD.yhd.