@d-healey thanks a lot that realy healped me.

yup, that's exactly what I'm using :)

@Lindon thanks a lot I'll check for the video

@d-healey Of course, that solved my problem :) thanks a lot mate!

@Christoph-Hart Safety reasons I see... The goal would be to generate midi notes from JIT, or other nodes...

it says that for me too now never did before. i notice an IPP update done jan 25th. i think maybe windows did it i dont remember installing a IPP update beyond the intial installer when compiling hise. anything using convoltion makes a terrible digital noise now when compiled?

@d-healey Yeah it's as simple as that!
Wasn't thinking straight thanks ☺

@d-healey grazie!!

None of the scriptnodes would compile for me, but I was able to get the develop to compile.

And, amazing, the convolution reverb works!

@Christoph-Hart any suggestions?

I know this is an old thread, but im getting the same error today after previously exporting without issue. Is this solution still relevant?

@Lindon thank you kindly!

OMG, that is brilliant. I was spending a ton of time trying to get deeper and deeper attributes from the arp and setValue and diving deep into sliderpack data, but low and behold, the property editor saves the day again.

@dejans Use external files to improve code organisation.

https://docs.hise.audio/hise-modules/midi-processors/list/scriptprocessor.html#include-external-files

@Christoph-Hart I thought using the formula directly in the connection expression would help (1/input/4),
but as soon as you write something like 1/input, Hise crashes instantly

@Lindon said in Display something if file is present?:

@tomekslesicki said in Display something if file is present?:

Ok, I'm on a question roll! Is it possible to display an interface object if the file is present in the AppData folder or the equivalent on Mac? I'm thinking of an expansion that you'd install and if it's installed, some additional options on the interface would show.

var MapMetaData = Engine.loadFromJSON("VoiceMetaData.js"); if (MapMetaData ==""){ // do something here... };

Awesome, thanks a lot!

Awesome, thanks so much, I'll give it a go! :-)

@alepan Partially solved linking the compressor to a fake knob in Scriptnode only used to read its value. Now I only need to find a correct scale to write the label with dB values.

@ustk Ok, that's probably the reason, as I exported a container with a lot of thingies insiede... Well, I'll wait for the new version then!
Thanks!

@yall Just put your values in an array and use the array index in the slider callback