@d-healey said in Can I use this.over or this.down for paint routine on panel?:

@VirtualVirgin In the a panel's mouse callback you get a parameter, usually called event. This holds that information.

Link Preview Image HISE | Scripting | Script Panel

The reference guide for the ScriptPanel

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And I just re-read your question - you need to use a mouse callback, the panel is only repainted when you call the repaint function, so you can't dynamically get mouse information within it.

Thanks,
that is generally the way I do it, but I was trying to transfer an LAF to a paint routine and was wondering if there was any trick to lower the workload of it that I didn't know of.

@d-healey Thanks! That works :)

@d-healey You are the gift that keeps on giving. 🚀

@HISEnberg Yes useful for LAF too

I got it working!
Thanks to everyone for the help....it's greatly appreciated!

@VirtualVirgin It's unrelated to the popup menu. It makes the panel into a popup window, but I don't like the little close button it has so I always make my own.

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@VirtualVirgin Deferring it puts everything on the UI thread - the slow lane when compared to the realtime thread, but still fast to us mere humans.

@ulrik
I'm glad to hear that! :-)

@Morphoice Ah, I understand. I have no knowledge to offer here, but I do understand your question now.

@CyberGen Nope

Doesn't Waves already have this?

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@Ulrik

Thank you

@aaronventure just the amount applied needs to be "polyphonic", not the type of modulation itself
but I could do that with an "intensity" pma node inside the oscillator network where I already have the velocity information

I also have a hardcoded LFO in the faust oscillator but it's not time synced among all notes of course. that might be a benefit considering playability and sound design capability

I guess the CPU overhead of running seperate LFO oscillators on each voice is superficial

@VirtualVirgin

Just rename the file with a .js extension and assign the array to a variable.

For example if your file is this kind of thing

[ {someKey:[{anotherKey: data}]}, {someKey:[{anotherKey: data}]}, {someKey:[{anotherKey: data}]}, {someKey:[{anotherKey: data}]}, ... ]

Do this

namespace Lut { const pcs = [ {someKey:[{anotherKey: data}]}, {someKey:[{anotherKey: data}]}, {someKey:[{anotherKey: data}]}, {someKey:[{anotherKey: data}]}, ... ] }

Then you can access it using Lut.pcs

@d-healey BOOM!

Thanks. 🙏

I'm quite certain I'll be signing up to your Patreon at some point. Doing reasonably well by myself so far but I'm only scratching the surface.

Appreciate all you are doing here!

@tiesvdam said in Problem "More" & "Save Preset" buttons custom preset browser:

sorry for my stupid questions.

Na these are the fun ones :)

@Morphoice I use Peek - Linux only I think. For Windows and Mac you can use LiceCap from the developers of Reaper.