@d-healey i must of mistyped it cause i just retyped it and its better than before your a genius you have no idea how much i appericate you taking your time with me. Im sure you have a million other things you could be doing right now, I JUST WANT YOU TO KNOW THAT I TRULY AND GRATELY APPERICATE YOU THANK YOU VERY MUCH I SINCERLY MEAN THAT

@Oli-Ullmann hey, could you maybe upload this again? would be a big help to make this thing work in my projects :)

@It_Used Check out my Bootcamp course, I cover the floating tile meter in it. You can still apply your design to it using laf.

@d-healey i find bug, your midi list isn't cleanup after function complete. This error may trigger the release notes again, even if they have already been played. And this happens if you send another message from controller 64, no matter what value it will be, 0, or more than 63 - releases will still be triggered.
Add this at the end of function playReleaseNote

noteIds.clear(); velocityValues.clear();

@d-healey said in VSL Velocity Histogram:

Arrays should generally use const. And if that bufferSize is fixed it should also be a const

it is my typical stupid moment... Sometimes i forget primitives.

@d-healey said in VSL Velocity Histogram:

This one can be a local

Yeah, after publish move it part to init callback, into inline function, to avoid cluttering up the onNote callback. Now i update post!
Thanks a lot for the advice. 💕

Edit: Post are updated!

@d-healey Thank you! :)

@loumana_ those look great.

Looks very nice !

thank you !

@It_Used Also, KeySpacing and ShowOctaveMark can be const var

And this:

var is_center = (OctCenter == obj.noteNumber); var bg_color = is_center ? Colours.withAlpha(0xB26776, 100) : Colours.withAlpha(0x575757, 100);

can be

var bg_color = Colours.withAlpha((OctCenter == obj.noteNumber) ? 0xB26776 : 0x575757, 100);

or directly

g.setColour(Colours.withAlpha((OctCenter == obj.noteNumber) ? 0xB26776 : 0x575757, 100));

Very impressive, especially for such a small amount of code.

@d-healey I renamed it. it works perfectly fine. Thank you

@Elezeid

Identified and fixed (sort of 😂)

Combo box with script swaps between factory and expansion content Combo box saves in preset Changing presets seems to re-trigger the combo box's value, even if it's the same as the previous preset, which initializes the expansion content and bumps the scroll window back to the top

Fix: Turn off "save in preset" for the combo box.

Voila! Bug gone. This is a slightly less than ideal way to browse content, as the user will have to manually swap content libraries via the combo box, but it is a small inconvenience when compared to the joy of browsing presets.

Hope this helps anyone else that runs into the issue in the future!

@Lindon crrrrazy. 🔥

@Consint

Good idea. I'll make one soon

@MysticForgeRider check this.

Sorry goofed the last one. Twas a late night. lol.

Try this one...
Screenshot 2025-06-11 at 12.06.50 AM.png

I added .isTicked in there in case you want to use that. Comment out if not.

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@dannytaurus

sorry this example maybe a lil bit misleading.. the "True Neutral" one looks lightweight because it is no smoothing, like a control group.

For the cpu usage, i'd say all of them are almost the same (excpet the "Chaotic Neutral" one are a lil bit higher but it actually does more things) Some of these are pretty versatile but none of these are work perfectly in all cases...