@aaronventure Definitely a bug. But random.
I think the probability of doing this increases as the network becomes more complex.

@Onik-Sisodiya What is the reason that you don’t want to use LAF for it?

@griffinboy unintentional, I'm just obsessed with pink and purple colors ;)))

@mmprod This is awesome - much appreciated!

@orange @d-healey thanks for the clarification! ive had issues with Cpanel in the past...but it's been pretty rock solid for the last year or so!

@Lindon thank you so much! That was the info I was missing :)

@aaronventure said in QoL compile messages in the console...:

@Matt_SF I remember asking for a Engine.isInitialized() method that would return true after init is done and all saved components have been called, but no response from @Christoph-Hart

This would easily allow for gating in these scenarios, and others. Changed() has use beyond just calling the function, it sets focus to the component and sets the last touched envelope for the DAW,

yeah - -but this doesnt work...If Im trying to debug something in the widget on init, then I have no way of gating so it appears and the messages dont, same for Olie's solution to Console.clear() - now I cant debug init phase events...

Nope - I would like it to go back to the old way where this message wasnt shown - Im more than happy to have some pre-processor compile time definition for this SHOW_INIT_SKIP_MESSAGES = 0
@Christoph-Hart ???

@d-healey the memory is really stupidly fast, though.

If you get the trim with the most memory, you can run beefy LLMs on it well, for a lot less money than what it would cost to get the enterprise Nvidia cards and build the system around them, and with better resale value at that.

If capacity is a bigger issue like for sample libraries, then yeah, I agree. Though I haven't tried using page file to supplement, as storage these days is above ddr2 speeds.

I've succeeded to do this with setMultiGroupIndex, but not with setMultiGroupIndexForEventID. But still looks fine. Maybe there is a sense to check the behavior of the last one?

@ulrik yup this is what I was after! much simpler than I thought! and yes I meant a "Standalone application" so sorry...been separating the two versions of the plugin in my head as "Plugin" and "standalone mode" sorry...Thanks again...gonna play with this and test to make sure it's all good! but so far so good!

both versions insert new text. Removing "showTextbox" from the editor, both solutions work.

many thanks to both. @Lindon @ustk

@ustk Yeah it's really nice, Brian at Mntra put me onto it

@HISEnberg

Ah, yes true I've not yet used the css but everyone is raving about it, so must be quite useful!
I'll need to start.

@aaronventure No it's my dedicated build machine (like a literal computer in another room) that I've setup once with the tools.

The idea of having a cloud service that compiles your plugins is making this unnecessarily more complex (I think @Dan-Korneff has made a few experiments on this field), especially if you factor in codesigning & AAX.

I have the same issue. Framex block doesn't work.

But can all this structure be done with frame2 block?

@orange
I want to put a correlator in my plugin. How to do this?)

@d-healey that, too. there are plenty of tools available for implementing this into your own website as well. It could get expensive: I don't know the exact pricing for similar services from AWS and the like.

You already can use the NVIDIA ChatRTX on Windows where you download an open source LLM your computer can handle, upload the documents that you want to talk about (HISE docs repo) and then just chat to it.

There's also https://anythingllm.com/ but I haven't tried it.

@Lindon ok thanks...starting to make sense now...I'll mess around with this a bit and see what I can do with it!