Same as the guys said, hence the panel solution:
First, place these 2 images in your "/Images" folder => images.zip

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Of course, you can use filmstrips for knob/meter design...

@d-healey said in Benefits of enabling "VST3 Support" in Settings:

@Eskano

Can you legally release vst2 plugins for free without a license from Steinberg?

I'm not 100% sure of the rules. Christoph has a license for VST2 so I think you're okay as long as you're not redistributing the SDK but I could be wrong.

If you're making a non-proprietary plugin then there is also the option of using the GNU GPL licensed alternative - https://git.iem.at/zmoelnig/FST

I think the answer is "no". You will need to enter a company code in your plug-in setting/preferences in HISE - this is the code issued to you by Steinberg when you got your VST2 license.

VST2 does not have any sort of open source license, it's entirely proprietary, to issue (sell, give away, distribute) a VST2 plugin you need a license from Steinberg - or that was how I read the license agreement when I got it, but as I say it was a while ago now.

@Lindon If I remember correctly it's so you can delay events. So you could add a time in the future to play the note. You'd also need to add a corresponding delayed note off.

@MacroMachines Nothing new there ;)

@ustk the translator is not great ^^ I have arrived at some results which suit me. thanks for your help :)

@d-healey said in Slimming down a script(for best efficiency):

@ten7kur Did you see my HISE Scripting 101 video?

I did, though its been some time. Will view it again.

@TNTHM Yeah you must have duplicated a variable somewhere in your code. Can't say where exactly without seeing it though ☺

This should work to control the max value using a second combo box:

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@d-healey said in Set Sampler Volume:

You'd need to reference the Gainers array directly, no loop required.

mhm.Gotcha! Thanks!
Im trying to slim my script down(for performance reasons). So a direct reference wouldnt make much difference in my current script state. (i think).
Will post a new thread.

@d-healey Hum... That does seem possible as I still need to update those components...
I'll try with a general flag to see if it's not too dirty (well, it can't be worse anyway...☺ )

@Christoph-Hart said in SNEX For dummies 2:

Same with the Math class. There won't be a Synth class though and most probably no Engine class - I'll think about the latter, but SNEX has to be useable in multiple spots where the access to the "global engine" might not be available.

Thanks mate!
My goal is to build a synth capable to generate multiple sine waves using data frames like this one below . I'm in the right place (SNEX) for my future devs???

[#sine osc: freq, amplitude, phase] 1TRC 1 0 0.0249887 1TRC 0x0004 26 4 0 4720.89 0.000139671 -0.806801 1 4450.89 0.000184206 0.256434 2 3970.74 0.000126725 -0.242524 3 3735.95 0.000125689 1.58192 4 3510.61 0.000173862 0.272434 5 3342.09 0.000151657 0.521128 6 3000.99 0.000464915 -2.15388 7 518.579 0.0129921 0.942587 8 659.448 0.0225252 -0.377563 9 785.758 0.00866297 1.20015 10 926.962 0.0124319 -0.55132 11 1057.06 0.00364636 0.910611 12 1438.79 0.00743512 1.2696 13 1699.71 0.00493992 -2.72891 14 1834.94 0.00237093 -2.24004 15 1961.01 0.00362062 -0.517616 17 2223.36 0.00232627 1.38036 18 2362.46 0.00196192 0.670547 19 2483.28 0.00127425 -2.12119 20 2623.2 0.00156323 3.03368 21 2742.53 0.00078575 0.680789 22 2883.19 0.00119679 -0.48985 23 3144.71 0.000859497 1.47357 24 269.348 0.021707 1.14387 25 130.604 0.00496798 2.30956 26 390.77 0.0226341 -0.0619304 1TRC 1 0 0.0499773 1TRC 0x0004 27 4 0 4719.22 0.00041282 -0.68785 1 4451.15 0.000578673 1.61273 2 3977.44 0.000254083 0.174588 3 3738.57 0.000309721 -2.88493

Hmm, maybe you need to send me the project so I can debug it. Not sure why this happens, but there might be a few edge cases that cause these issues.

@d-healey said in Module Parameter Index list? where to find?:

customise the interf

Got It!!
Thanks very much!

The only way to do that is with an array of values. Like this: https://forum.hise.audio/topic/1976/slider-value-display-customisation/5

And...... YOU WERE RIGHT!
It works now, thank you so much, David.

@musictop

In the button's callback put a loop that hides all of the panels if the button's value is 0 and show's them if the button's value is 1.

@d-healey said in controlling Sliderpack idx from a different OnControl??:

also used in the vol.getSliderValu

Aha, ok. Working!
Thanks so much for your patience and help!!

@Lindon ......?😬
I dont know what your problem is. Not sure why you getting all hi-and-mighty here.
For me, nothing is crashing so far. So if it works for me, its good enough for me. Time will tell.