The main reason I haven't really used Git is because my Unity and Unreal projects are always like 50 gb or 100gb or more and I could never upload that amount of data to Git.

That's what .gitignore is for - just exclude the folders with big assets and you're fine. In HISE you need to add the Binaries, Samples and PooledResources folder to the ignore file too.

@d-healey Thanks David and Orange!

Following up on this, how can we detect the name of the track a plug-in is on?

@Sphere perhaps you will get polyAT -- lets wait and see...

@d-healey said in Dynamic FX Chain:

This has down sides as you'll need to re-add sub modulators manually.

So the way I did it for these - tho I've changed - I had separate panels for each of these six "slots" (so 6 slots x Num of Effects - so a lot of panels and controls) - The advantage here is when you set up an effect in a slot - then swap out the effect then swap it back in again it will "remember" the settings you had.

These days I dont do this - I have a single set of controls that are mapped dynamically to the params of the loaded effect (I now have 10-15 effects, and it seems more every week, so the previous method was getting out of control and hard to maintain) . This means when you load in an effect it sets itself up as its default state - which I think is a fair compromise. But, yes, David is right you will need to somehow "remember" the modulators you have assigned or (as I do) say "Hey you changed the effect - so you will have to re-do the modulator assignments".....

@ulrik ahh thanks! The code was exactly what I was looking for! Thanks!

@orange yeah there are many places that need to be fixed manually, but I think I got the majority of stuff right now, but let me know if you spot anything else.

@d-healey Thanks, Dave.
Unfortunately, this doesn't solve my challenge. I haven't figured out how to properly loop through 2 arrays for drawing SVG's inside panels.

I guess I'll just stick to the manual way I have above. It is not too laborious.

@Casmat nvm got it! Had to tinker and multiply a couple values by negatives and add if statements!

It,s really a bit hacky as you say...😁

@d-healey Oh man, I already have like 3 requests open. 😂

@d-healey ahhh I see.

Okay I resolved the path and it fixed the issue! Thanks for your help

@d-healey Aaaahh I was putting in in the parent container and not the actual sampler. Thanks David and cheers!

@d-healey Hey, thanks! Thats super cool and useful!

Thankyou guys, I should be able to get this to work when I get home and it will be more feature rich than I had originally planned so will end up being better in the long run.

Thanks again for your help @d-healey @Lindon @ulrik - it is much appreciated

@ustk said in Inverting a knob:

@Ender you already have value as callback's argument

So:

inline function onKnobControl(value) { local invVal = 1-value; Console.print(invVal); }

Hello @ustk ,

I just had to do some little adjustment to the function you wrote and everything works like i want :)

Thank you very much for your help!