@d-healey I had to specify the custom font in each instance of text, as "default" settings would not render any text, even though the default font was set in the script.
This is a quirk that didn't exist at first, but then got introduced at some point. Not sure if it is still present.

@Christoph-Hart that makes sense. so essentially it's not possible as a stand-alone audio fx. That would be a cool possibility because the graph looks cool when it bends with the drive :)

Thank you so much for the response @Christoph-Hart, always a pleasure.

@civet So this has nothing to do with presets. You can use the onloading callback to check if samples have finished loading from a sample map.

@orange Ok, as the developer suggested, I think the issue is about the POSIX permissions. After adjusting the POSIX permissions, apparently that fixed the issue.

EDIT: "Others" should not have Write permission. So it should be like this => drwxrwxr-x

Not working permission:

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Working permissions:

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ive found the problem....its because i was using multi mic samples, and scriptnode seems to have problems processing all the channels. this explains why sound was still coming out when bypassed

@d-healey cool...

@orange That's it, Thank You!

@d-healey Oh I see now, Thank You!

@DearieSamson said in Automatic limit keys on keyboard (floatTile):

I also tried on my music player.

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@d-healey yeah I think htisn is close to what I want thanks, Thanks Dan too...

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@d-healey ah yes, good idea. This rings a bell too, I think we've been here before 😆

@oskarsh

VST3 should have a .vst3 extension and it will be a directory not a single file, inside the directory you will find a .so.

VST2 will just export a .so file.

For a Windows plugin you need to export on Windows, same goes for MacOS.

You can use a virtual machine for Windows, probably for Mac too but I haven't tried.

@Christoph-Hart Cool, thanks! I will send the article to Julian for approval and get back to you as soon as it's online.

Finally got it to work!

So the process is:

Place your .dat and .json on the server inside a folder called "cache" In the markdown panel Data, don't use the StartURL property. Instead, place the full URL in ServerUpdateURL but without /cache folder (so something like https://www.mywebsite.com/doc/ , not https://www.mywebsite.com/doc/cache/)

When the binary is launched, the doc will be downloaded from the server

However, there are still a few little bugs:

If you update the doc on the server, it will be updated at the next init in the AppData as it should, but the doc won't refresh until restarting a 2nd time (might be the index that doesn't rebuild) The "Update documentation" button doesn't work in binary The hamburger button to show/hide the TOC is invisible (but clicking works, so it might just be that the path isn't embedded)