@Noahdeetz

I have gone down this route once more, and so I will be testing this again soon,
but this time I am using a peak meter node as the Display Buffer.

So far it's working, but I haven't compiled it yet.

The advantage of using a Display Buffer over a Global Cable is that the Display Buffer has memory of past events (within the buffer). This can be useful if you need to access this data, for instance if you wanted to calculate RMS or other loudness calculations, or if you want to draw a graph that follows the volume over time.

@d-healey Hence why I posted it in Bug Reports :upside-down_face: 😁

I‘ll check them again but I noticed you have turned on the HiseScript compiler optimizations. Does turning them off in the settings help?

@d-healey @Natan The problem continues even today. If we declare the event as undefined it works perfectly. Would there be a problem with this trick?

audioFile.setContentCallback(function(event) { if (!isDefined(event)) { var rootNote = AudioLoopPlayer1.getAttribute(AudioLoopPlayer1.RootNote); knbRoot.setValue(rootNote); } });

Or to be even safer, remove the condition (works as well):

audioFile.setContentCallback(function(event) { var rootNote = AudioLoopPlayer1.getAttribute(AudioLoopPlayer1.RootNote); knbRoot.setValue(rootNote); });

Oh and the pitch detector seems to be working now (at least with my samples)

@paper_lung Ignore me, found it. For those wondering, it's on the plugin window itself under the settings icon.

@bendurso Do you have modulation targets in the script network? I had to remove them before it worked in my network, something like:

"RemovedChildElements": ["Modulator"]

@Christoph-Hart This seems to be fixed by commit: 5a83aef - - revert & remove compile error at argument mismatch (for now)...

@d-healey said in Why is ScriptSlider.setValue() not working here?:

@Orvillain I might not be following 100% here but if you're setting the value of a control with setValue() it won't actually trigger the control to do its thing. For that you need to call .changed() after setting the value.

Bah! Okay, this is not a bug then. Just my unfamiliarity. This fixed it. Cheers!

@diablo99 said in Engine.compressJSON( ) & Engine.uncompressJSON( ) causes crashes in the compiled plugin file:

So, I just gave up, anyways I always try to look for solutions by myself instead of just waiting for a new release.

If you can compile your plugin you should be able to compile HISE.

Still getting this even with a commit from the 28th of May.

@Christoph-Hart Awesome! Thank you.

@aaronventure possible yes, there was some funkiness involved with the handling of popup windows so I wouldn't be too surprised if that also caused your issues.

@griffinboy Okay I managed to recover the project.
What I did was delete the SNEX code xml file that contained whatever nonsense I had done to break it.

I shall close this post now.

@Christoph-Hart Excellent, thank you! I will give this a try.

@kameron Not the latest as it turns out :beaming_face_with_smiling_eyes: