Yes but you have to write a script for it. It should be pretty easy to do though.

@d-healey David, Christoph should Hire you and pay you for solving problems🤝 Thanks a lot man, life saver

@d-healey oooooh! ok! So I got that to work already and now I feel like a finally made something! Thank you!

@ustk said in Scriptnode Floating Tile:

@d-healey Dave's just trying to make us think there are places in England where you need to set an umbrella to hide from the burning sun.. Let's all say ok 😛

I'm pretty sure us Brits wouldn't think an umbrella has any other use than keeping the rain off would we? 🙄

OH! Ok so I was looking in the right place at the wrong time! Turns out, I forgot to disable IPP since I ain't using it and didn't realize that it didn't export because of that lol 😅

Don't worry I got it all under control now.

@dustbro said in Mac Installer issue that effects (I think) all of us:

rm -rf /directory you wan to remove

Did the trick, thanks :)

@yall have a look in here:

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@ustk Hey I could use that snippet

@orange Thank you, it works :)

@Lindon 😂😂😂

@Natan when you have created your sample maps, export your samples in .ch1 format (directly from the sampler) . create your vst in hise, the player will be the sampler. you can obviously load your samples using the preset panel. for the end user simply click on export your samples in compressed .hr1 format. when opening your vst the first time it will ask to install the samples. it happens almost automatically. to load your samples from your preset panel for example, you will find everything you need here. I think all subjects have already been discussed here.

@d-healey Thank you....

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@Christoph-Hart I found that of scriptnode less aggressive. in fact the attack and release do not have the same value. actually it sounds the same with similar settings

@Christoph-Hart Ok --waiting, waiting...:-)

@DanH Thanks. Yes I wanted a very simple install so I wrote some custom code to look for a file called Samples.hr1 in the Application Data folder. If it finds it, it does the automated install, loads the first preset so you don’t need a reboot.

@iamlamprey Nice work!

Imagine, there is a parameterId of the LFO processorId named 'NumSteps' for this purpouse. I have somehow missed it all this time... 😄

Anyway, it is very useful and very easy to use....

Cheers!

@tompower Hey man. So in this case should I download Xcode 12, get the Rez file, and finally download xcode 10?

@vewilya One for background one for the value, this is from one of my projects, you can just use the second rectangle if you don't need the background colouring.