So good to know that this is sorted in the lastest FL studio!
Thanks for investigating @BWSounds @iamlamprey @Natan 🚀

@Natan Yes, That's what I was looking for. Superb :) Thank you again.

I think @lalalandsynth updated the title and my answer makes me look stupid now :)

@Christoph-Hart That Was Clear :) Thank You Christoph

@blezzbeats Kind of self explanatory, it ignores incoming events (MIDI notes). :p

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@ustk Yeeeeaaa...... Now it's working..... :) very happy. Thank you.

@Tania-Ghosh Thanks for giving it a spin :)

@BWSounds Thanks for letting me know! I'll have to add some sort of warning to the store page... I like FL but it definitely has its issues.

The VariantBuffer is a special type that is basically an array of float numbers. IIRC the method returns an array of VariantBuffer (one for each channel).

Accessing and modifying VariantBuffers should be the same as normal array operations, so the [] operator and the for(s in buffer) loop should work like expected.

But interestingly putting the shared function on the button callback works!

I will check it in the daws and let's see if that one crashes or not. Thank you so much @d-healey for this brillant idea and help.

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@marcLab Hey did you ever resolve this?

Here is another version with Paint Routine and Look & Feel

Content.makeFrontInterface(400, 200); const var Sampler1 = Synth.getSampler("Sampler1"); const var sampleMaps = Sampler.getSampleMapList(); //Look & Feel For Popup Styling const var laf = Engine.createGlobalScriptLookAndFeel(); laf.registerFunction("drawPopupMenuBackground", function(g, obj) { g.fillAll(Colours.blueviolet); // Create your own }); //popup Menu const var Shape = Content.getComponent("Shape"); const var ShapeLabel = Content.getComponent("ShapeLabel"); // Paint Routine Shape.setPaintRoutine(function(g) { g.fillAll(Colours.cadetblue); }); //Load Sample Maps & Change Text inline function onShapeControl(component, value) { ShapeLabel.set("text",Shape.get("popupMenuItems").split("\n")[value-1].substring(7, 15)); Sampler1.loadSampleMap(sampleMaps[value-1]); } Content.getComponent("Shape").setControlCallback(onShapeControl); Shape.setMouseCallback(function(event) { this.setValue(event.result); this.changed(); });

@Natan Exporting nodes to CPP is currently not working, but Christoph is working on it as part of a whole giant HISE 3.0

i want assign Biquad Lp Rez & Biquad HP mono filter mode on button.
see my code :

Content.makeFrontInterface(600, 600); const var list = Engine.getFilterModeList(); const var BqLPR = list.BiquadLpRez; const var BqHP = list.BiquadHp; const var Button1 = Content.addButton("Button1", BqLPR, BqHP); if (Button1 == 0) { Synth.getEffect(BqLPR); } else (Button1 == 1) { Synth.getEffect(BqHP); } const var Filter1 = Synth.getEffect("Filter1");

For now button switch with Biquad LP & Biquad HP (no Biquad LP Rez)

@d-healey Ok..... thank you for correcting me... :) (y)

@Fortune The source code is exactly the same for those 2 modules

@Lindon I see, thanks a bunch.

@GUJIAN That's a big question. Why are you using that script instead of the built in legato?

@Tania-Ghosh you can't make a peak meter with just a timer.
A timer checks the signal (in fact a hise peak meter) every 30ms for instance, which means every 1440 samples at 48khz. Even if the measured signal is already smoothed out or dampened in the Hise meters, you'll miss a lot of information in between. Think if the peak happened between 2 measures, the meter you are measuring is already falling, giving you nothing about the peak that caused it to raise.
I have never made a peak meter myself, but I'm pretty sure you need to directly analyse every samples to be sure you detect the culprit. Then displaying it is another matter.

EDIT: I forgot to mention that a peak can actually lie between two samples up to 3db above!
Wich makes a sample peak detection not yet a true peak detector... (this is partly why I'd like to be able to pass in arrays between interface and SNEX / Scriptnode graphs in both directions)