@BWSounds declare a system level timer:

lookup:

myTimer = Engine.createTimerObject();

then create a timer call back:

look up:

myTimer.setTimerCallback(var callbackFunction)

in your button callback call the timer:

myTimer.startTimer(int intervalInMilliSeconds)

in the timer itself stop the timer...

@d-healey Thanks, The frame itself is eating part of the path, If I got it.

@christoph-hart -oh okay, all fine then nothing to see here, everyone back on their heads....

@bm_forum said in Tooltips:

Not sure how I managed that one,

I recommend using git for managing different versions of HISE as well as your own projects. It makes life much easier when switching between branches. (I have a couple of videos about it)

@matt_sf I ran into an error whilst trying to build latest develop which I hadn’t seen before so I’ve left it for now 😂

It’s never easy!!

@ustk thank you for asking me for a snippet :)
I noticed that it was not the actual "Enable FM" that made it crash, I also changed the Carrier and Modulator indexes in the same callback and that made it crash.

Thank you @ustk !

@lindon But the preset browser issue is so obvious, unless he's only using a few presets.

@trillbilly try the command auval -help, it will give you a list of the available commands. IIRC the command you're looking for is auval -v + the specific code of your plugin (but i'm unable to check right now, I'll take a look when I'm back at home).

@danh be careful before deleting backups and passwords too. I made this mistake. I had to wait 3 months for Apple to release me 2 certificates. I used all 5 ^^

@crd It seems that is not possible ....yet ;)
I feel it should be an option.
We have the sysex sorted somewhat , just need the cc output .

@christoph-hart it appears that this no longer works:

param.beginChangeGesture(); param.setValueNotifyingHost (newValue); param.endChangeGesture();

We should use instead:

void mouseDown (const MouseEvent&) override { param.beginChangeGesture(); } void mouseUp (const MouseEvent&) override { param.setValueNotifyingHost (newValue); param.endChangeGesture(); }

What do you think?

@danh - thanks - works well ...

@dejans Ok, figured it out, basically using an xfader with switch setting is doing the trick.

@d-healey Thanks

@matt_sf Well , I might also start at any random place within the bar and the lfo should sync up to that , most synths do this.

Imagine a drum machine that would only sync if started at the beginning of a bar , that would not be acceptable these days.

Feels like there should be a "follow playhead" feature ?

@d-healey sorry, found some other paths I needed to copy over doh - 🙄