@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:

@Christoph-Hart Ahhh didn't realise. Yep, works now. Cheers!

@MikeB Friendly Bump. 🤜 This seems to still be broken.

@darkInteger 👍

This is still giving weird behaviour.

In this example the display shows the gain is at minimum (-12dB)?, the intensity shows it's at +12dB, while in fact it is actually at 0dB.

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@d-healey
I think I ran into this today too. Although I was actually trying to load a new file as well.

@ulrik Oh yeah, that's super funny. Post that in GitHub issues!

I didn't use my Windows file but had a clean build, so that hidden description has nothing to do with the appdata file.

@d-healey said in FileSystem.getFolder(FileSystem.Downloads) -- not resolving correctly...:

@Lindon Good news, if you change the temp folder location the HISE constant still works :)

Great! _ I will bear this in mind - tho Im using Aaron's suggestion this time out....