@dannytaurus said in Standard way to make icon buttons?:

is it common to have several LAF

Yes. You should make use of local look and feel where you can. The golden rule is to avoid repeating yourself, so if multiple controls can share the same laf there is no reason why they shouldn't.

For the few components that can only be styled globally you should use a single global laf object.

Do the width/height css properties do anything for buttons? I see width used for sliders in the docs but when I try to apply it to a button I see no change.

@DanH
Ok, it was easier than expected, There are some graphical glitches but the time in ms is correct.

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@udalilprofile said in Daw:

@orange . I made several copies of the same plugin, just changed the name. One of the three daws discovered.

Have you changed the "Plugin Code" in the Preferences section too?

@DabDab @Ben-Catman Thank you so much

Sorry for the late reply. I just realized that I'm using a 3rd party node for my LUT test.
Here's the full project you guys can take a look:
https://hub.korneffaudio.com/index.php/s/xPcEwQicPH63Fkd

@orange dope! yup I was able to restructure my gain and its working the way I need for it to now...this is good! gonna def check out the other thread...thanks!

@Ben-Catman
Set sample index to -1 I belive that this will do it

see the image above

@clevername27 If you mean this

Link Preview Image HISE | Examples | MIDI Snippets

Examples in the category MIDI

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(docs.hise.audio)

Then it's not using the choke group processor but a custom script that replicates the behaviour. I think the snippet predates the native module, so I probably should update it to use the best practice.

@Mighty23 That did the trick - thanks! 🙏

@d-healey Aha! Found it - seconds after posting of course 😂

I want to change text both when hovering and when updating (being dragged).

I thought there was only a hover param but there's clicked too which does exactly what I need.

Thanks!

@djalexx1 There was one time I managed to compile HISE on a RockPro64 so I think it's probably possible to get it to run on a Raspberry Pi - but will probably take some work. I remember I kept running into errors during compilation, and I just commented out bits of code until it worked.

However even if you do get it to run, it's not an ideal environment for building projects and I think you'll be better off one a desktop computer. But give it a go and let us know.

Also this - https://forum.hise.audio/topic/175/raspberry-pi?_=1728063927439

@djalexx1 said in Rasp berry pi 4,5 and Hise:

I've seen lots of Hise integrations in reaper

Tell me more

@d-healey I usually use Visual Studio Code and it works really well, but in this case I have multiple folders, and I have to check one by one to match the correct folder

@d-healey ok this works in the factory samples... Probably something to do with it being an expansion...
Edit - no other expansions work fine 😆

I'll figure it out...

@ulrik to be precise it was this one :)

Link Preview Image - remove warnings on Windows · christophhart/HISE@c1bc03f

The open source framework for sample based instruments - - remove warnings on Windows · christophhart/HISE@c1bc03f

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GitHub (github.com)

@aaronventure

Thanks for your thoughts : )

@Christoph-Hart i am trying to create my own wavetables eventho i have my bpm set to 323.28 which means 4096 samples for a 2/4 bar at my 44.1 samplerate its not working using the resample mode.

I will see if i find a tutorial maybe my approach to this is currently incorrect.

@Christoph-Hart so it's basically safe to say they sound already as best as they can.

@Christoph-Hart oh my gosh

@ustk Thankyou so much, that's exactly what I was looking for!