iiuc mdaLimiter.cpp swaps attack and release param indices, which probably needs to be reflected in MdaEffectWrapper.h

also, the desmos plots below show mappings from unity range to the synthesis range (equations taken from mdaLimiter.cpp). the release nonlinearity / black curve looks kind of suspicious to me. haven't analyzed the actual dsp algorithm though, so maybe it is just fine.

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@ustk no ahah that’s why it was not working! Thanks a lot!

I've just updated the jucer template output by HISE to include the path to the SDK3 folder inside the JUCE directory by default when exporting a VST3 plugin. This will avoid users having to copy files over to the version inside the tools/SDK folder and you won't have to worry about adding the path to the jucer project manually.

I've also enabled bigobj by default on VS17 and improved the naming of some of the output binaries (doesn't make a different most of the time but stops me getting confused writing my exporter app trying to keep track of all the different variations of binary name)

@Christoph-Hart I've made a pull request to scriptnode for these changes, thanks.

@Dalart Will go with you idea for now ☺ ,
Thank you

@DanH Big thanks my friend... saved the day! That worked.

Ohhh I see... Thanks everyone 👍

@d-healey Oh I see, sorry... I've only seen the mouseCallback and not properly read the question :)

@Christoph-Hart It's not workin on arrays generated by FileSystem.

@Christoph-Hart Ok, so it won't cause any harm if I set it as default in my exporter app?

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include("arrayfile.js"); Console.print(fruit.Data[Math.randInt(0, 3)]);

@ustk Yep, it's due to my resolution, when I enlarge my gui it works. Thanks!

@ustk @lalalandsynth
Thank you , now I got your idea ....🙏🏻

@ustk thanks. whoah.. math is beyond my scope atm, but pan law I thought would remove the 3db. Not add it as suggested there. I got that wrong though, as pan law is the opposite.

@DanH The 12px offset that was used for node placement wasn't in the mouseMouve function for the tooltip:
https://github.com/christophhart/HISE/pull/164/files

@Christoph-Hart maybe you have an idea how to do this or its even possible in hise?

@arminh great!

@d-healey will do both then :D
thank u again