@resonant I find Claude very useful when coding. I use it every day in the Cursor IDE when I'm building web applications in Ruby on Rails. I'm about 5-10x more productive with Claude.

I'm on the $20/mo plan with additional OnDemand pricing for extra requests. Given that I use it every single day, often for hours at a time, $20/mo is a bargain.

If you open the HISE source in Cursor, you can ask Claude questions about code locations/definitions, workflows, how to write scripts in HISE, etc.

@JamesC yeah thats one way - but for us this algo approach wasnt quite good enough so we added a simple array of gain(dB) values that the xy pad reads to get the correct gain for its current position - and thus allowed us to have a little "bump" in the middle

@ILIAM You can't dynamically change the order of UI components.

Here's a PR for it.

@dannytaurus Thanks, yeah I tried using th as well, it does nothing...

I agree, but unfortunately I am very limited with CSS, so I usually don't know when I'm doing wrong and when it's a Hise issue/limitation

AI is of no help because of the particular way Hise handles CSS. Conventional stuff often don't work

@JamesC said in Custom Display panel questions...:

inline function onrvbfilenameControl(component, value)
{
local currentReverb = ConvolutionReverb1.getCurrentlyLoadedFile();
if (currentReverb == "")
{
rvbfilename.set("text", currentReverb);
}
else
{
rvbfilename.set("text", currentReverb);
}
rvbfilename.repaint();
};

Ok well lets look at this:

local currentReverb = ConvolutionReverb1.getCurrentlyLoadedFile();

is trying to get a file name..... from ConvolutionReverb1....

ConvolutionReverb1 is an AudioSampleProcessor, because of this:

const var ConvolutionReverb1 = Synth.getAudioSampleProcessor("Convolution Reverb1");

but when we look in the documentation at AudioSampeProcessor it has no method called
.getCurrentlyLoadedFile();

https://docs.hise.dev/scripting/scripting-api/audiosampleprocessor/index.html

..it does however have:

https://docs.hise.dev/scripting/scripting-api/audiosampleprocessor/index.html#getfilename

@David-Healey thanx, this helps a lot!! :D

@Yinxi You can use either parameter\processor id or a control callback. If you want to do two things then it must all be in the callback.

Or you can use a broadcaster.

@ulrik

Ohh yess!! Thank you so much! You helped me a lot. I am good at c++ bad i have no idea about scriptnode.

Thanks!!

@VirtualVirgin whaaa 500mb?? Its take alot for a normal browser window to hit that much ram. What does ur plugin do?

The Scripting Course Bundle launch offer expires in 2 days.

@pgroslou Thanks David. I was able to find an example using LAF in the HISE documentation that works well and solves my problem. Much better than using Paint Routines. 👍

@David-Healey An issue I run into now is when

function onNoteOn() { for (note in track) { if (note.isNoteOn()) { Console.print(note.dump()); Console.print("Note: " + note.getNoteNumber()); //Synth.playNote(note.getNoteNumber(), note.getVelocity()+1); //Synth.playNote(note.getNoteNumber()+12, note.getVelocity()+1); //Synth.playNote(note.getNoteNumber()-12, note.getVelocity()+1); } //Synth.noteOffByEventId(note.getEventId()); } } function getNoteOn(list, noteOn) { for(note in track) { if(note.isNoteOn() && note.getEventId() == noteOn.getEventId()) return note; } } MIDIPlayer1.flushMessageList(track);

I uncomment any of the synth.playNote function calls, it plays very distorted, notes playing for far longer than they are supposed to, like I mentioned earlier.

After all struggling I've decided to switch to pure C++ VST3 programming.

I had to break that down to just 1. Here's a screenshot of it now.

for the next one:.....
Screenshot 2025-12-08 at 7.39.41 PM.png

@ustk That makes total sense. I also read the thread that @resonant posted. I think Im understanding whats going on now.

Thank you guys. 🙏