@d-healey Perfect mate! That is good news.

Thanks for taking the time again to help. This could be a big one now if all goes to plan :) Much appreciated man

Ok, the Projucer.app was corrupted, so I downloaded the last version...

@clumsybear Cheers dude. I didn't think to try those.

There are some other quite cool sounding ones in the math folder as well after a quick test just.

Not exactly what I was thinking but pow, add, div, sqrt, and sub all have some quite interesting distortions going on. They all sound like they could be pretty hard to tame though on first listen. Some seem to jump from zero to 10.000 miles an hour very quickly 🤣

I was hoping for something just like the normal saturation in the usual HISE modules, but in scriptnode so that I can use it in a multiband setup. They could be useful though. I'll try a few things. Thanks man.

@arminh If you have a company then you probably already have a DUNS. If you're registering as an individual then you won't have and don't need a DUNS. I registered as my company.

@d-healey I don't think so, when it doesn't animate, there's just no motion at all.

@ulrik
Looks good, i'll mess around with it and see what happens..Thank you.

but how should I do that? You pass a string to a OS call and get a file handle back. I would have to then query the filename from the handle and match it with the input, which is really hacky and adds performance overhead for 0.00001% of all cases where somebody makes a case mistake.

Thank you!

@LeeC I have not created a solution for this as of yet. I was planning to set up the installer to create the necessary reference file. There was some talk about this same issue recently here on the forum. Have a look at the recent posts, there may be an answer to it.

@d-healey Absolutely, whatever shortcut as long as we have both ;)

Hmm, actually it would also be possible to create a static library that you can use in the compiled plugin, but this complicated the build process a little bit.

If you can rewrite it in SNEX, then obviously yes, that would be the best option (also SNEX is a 100% standard compliant subset of C++, so the conversion to a compiled node is pretty straightforward).

Great it's fixed, thanks @Christoph-Hart

the last error message just tells you that you can't run a .dll on its own (but the compilation went through fine). That is most likely because you have built the plugin version of HISE. You either need to build the standalone project or load this plugin into a host.

@TNTHM yes.

@d-healey I compiled the vsti again and now it works after i restart the plugin..could it be because I was transfering the plugin to the vst3 folder? Now that i had all the files in the vst plugins folder it worked...anyway thank you (and also for the great video tutorials)! :)

@ustk
I have watched all of them, but because it is not in my 1st language and I am in a huge time press I might have missed something... I will try something tomorow... I had enough today :D thanks man :)

@SteveRiggs
@Lindon's right, that's easier this way, even if both are good....

Just like any other app with the codesign command line tool

@Eskano Bear in mind that they only appear if you're controlling the slider with the mouse though. If you are using a MIDI controller they won't pop up. It only seems to work when moving them with the mouse.