@Chazrox Nice! I've been looking into the WebView recently and I'm preparing to put it into my projects.

@resonant you'll need to run your own algorithm. It's not too hard to make, go search google for something like phase meter algorithm or left-right correlation algorithm you should definitely find something. There are several ways for doing this depending on the complexity and the response needed.

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

Thank you guys. 🙏

@Yinxi said in HISE Scripting Foundations - Beginners' scripting course, now available.:

@David-Healey
Sometimes there are discounts for students, which is why I'm asking, but I hadn’t seen the initial launch discount.

Ah ok, yeah the launch bundle and discount is for everyone.

@Chazrox said in Multiple Styles for Controls?:

@bwoogie and when you're done with that....🤣

...I'll know right where to find you 🙃

@David-Healey Thanks, David. I did take your courses earlier, they’re true life savers!
It also makes sense that the File.loadAsBase64String() function isn't available on the release version of HISE. I previously compiled HISE following your tutorial, but I ran into the issues I described in this forum post, where the string returned from File.loadAsBase64String() didn’t seem to be a valid base64 string. I’ll compile it again, and hopefully I won’t run into the same error. Thanks a lot!

@David-Healey Thank you so much! I'll check it out now!

@Oli-Ullmann A broadcaster might be another option - not sure.

Yay! I was able to get it working. I guess the bounds were off. Thanks for the direction.
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Is there a video tutorial of how to compile SNEX? I am trying to follow along with this tutorial on the forums, but It is very wordy and difficult to follow...

@bwoogie adding to what @ustk said, it's good practice to only have one xml per project. If you need to manage different versions, use git

@Christoph-Hart said in CSS :nth-child() supported???:

I can add an attribute to my parameter dictionary for scale/unipolar/bipolar,

I've added a method requested by @DanH where you can setup default properties for each new connection (so you can eg. set the base intensity to 75% or whatever floats your boat.

https://docs.hise.dev/scripting/scripting-api/scriptmodulationmatrix/index.html#setmatrixmodulationproperties

siiiiiiicccckkkkk!! Nice one Christoph!

@ulrik
Great, thank you! :-)

update...

I figured it out...

I found the snippet in Docs and modified it for my usage. Yee.

const var rm = Engine.getGlobalRoutingManager(); const var mc = rm.getCable("bars"); const var pnlMasterPlayheadBars = Content.getComponent("pnlMasterPlayheadBars"); pnlMasterPlayheadBars.data.value = 0; mc.registerCallback(function(value) { pnlMasterPlayheadBars.data.value = value; pnlMasterPlayheadBars.repaint(); //Console.print(value); }, AsyncNotification); pnlMasterPlayheadBars.setPaintRoutine(function(g) { var a = this.getLocalBounds(0); g.fillAll(this.get("bgColour")); g.setColour(Colours.withAlpha(this.get("textColour"), 1.0)); var x = a[2] / 100 * (this.data.value * 100); g.drawVerticalLine(x, 0, a[3]); });

@ustk
Yes, thank you very much. In addition to LAF, there is also ScriptModulationMatrix.getModulationDisplayData(String targetId).

However, I actually want to use it for modulation, and I think both LAF and the function getModulationDisplayData run in the UI thread and are therefore not really suitable for modulation. But thanks for the idea! :-)