@d-healey Didn't think of that, my bad! Thank you very much!

Ok, so I can get access to the image files embedded in an .hxi by using:

var MyImage = "{EXP::MyExpansionName}MyImageFile.png"; ImagePanel.loadImage(MyImage, "pic");

But I can't seem to find the magic combo to get loadDataFile() working so I can load the AdditionalSourceCode
I've tried:

var currentExpansion = "{EXP::MyExpansionName}"; reg expansionData = currentExpansion.loadDataFile("data.json");

EDIT:
Got it

for (e in expansions) { var p = e.loadDataFile("data.json"); Console.print(trace(p)); }

@ulrik that's strange. The snippet for me never is behaving as I would expect with reasonable voice count numbers. Also I'm surprised that is taking 7% CPU for you. It's 1% on my rig.

@ustk said in Scriptnode, how to use getNumParameters ?:

@d-healey Isn't the DspModule the entire DSP or the ScriptFX in question?

Possibly. I did try calling the function on other parts of the network and had the same result.

@mwplugs

its an attempt at making a fake proprietary format lol

You might be interested in this https://github.com/christophhart/HISE/blob/develop/hi_streaming/hi_streaming/MonolithAudioFormat.cpp#L35

@d-healey Bumpy bumpy :D

Your snippet contains external files. You need to post a minimal snippet that only contains what is needed to demonstrate the problem.

@yall Not sure that will give the right output.

HiseSnippet 845.3ocsU0rSSDDGelBCZqJQL9.rgSkDsoEQzDN.R4izn.Mt.wajgcmkNoyNylclUoZLwC9v3IeF3Uwadz2.8+L6V1EsAklXOzr++92+Om9op.lVqRQ35GNJggv2k3ORZFzc.kKQ81BgmmrGUaXod4r1bTBUqYgHLdlcsLv0mE498i02jJnx.VIKD5XEOf8JdL2Txs+FujKD6PCYGxiqn8JazKPI6pDpL.OyPZiRnAComw1mZUqFAgma6PtQk5anFlFzYSU3H+Ap2Iy0+XtlepfYI5f7AGkyF0c.WD1ebtpQH7r8Ky7Yxy7GR1iGxujeYE39NAdkVTsFfqccPpyM.R3JPZ1bHs.wOHkmXJkXwycH8jPCIhBk5pPIWWTsyvjtJPCooULcHamTf3RKZtZ61OxC9ao0ZzfKEbIyKJSFX3JomR9Ro5zNVqSUhlAp3DkD7yi7dKUjwVpwGZTGDpUBVqjTtzTpRqyXllKFykKtziyUdsFeDBwXj.h6NV2lK5ByhK0Ra45BVWpPbJztadUL.doB51WYXGHa5vQiO1v62EEEMQYE9RvRmnX6TX50YXSYV7orzpUAqhPa5p8949258A4kjJJpj8jbyAIrB5cThPaO098eNofJpo1YlBDBpZbSLyWLw3K3grTDGbxsHtBJxA9p6lni5sE0PG6FviPTRXoFtMYvawdKr6lOHVmrESOznRb5VzFgiE+0fdNBSveGh0H6GeA9PaFYKIy4T.EyCCEr9JM2VxKQ2xW.2bR74u2g3O7vut62d+mWOtx8lO8hKhomWMezYQQ7ycGJh3hXsAvTuX39AB+.xQZlWHKhlILd5gfefI+grvCUN8Q+4tGr0qByDTyUOEXu4UHvB3p6e1cLIjHipdS7Fben80de3eEhKP5yMAClLFqMALB8++GXr3p58HaGEwBLk.bVxNuYZOg9WB+qUYFt7r8nPq2N4seVrO7XR.ChtTxDZ6PXM6FTNcaKssB3yjgNheB+JD1wRiKD1YrPTLMHUcRP9dm8t8scb.LIcOSUGduDn8tbgiPZ2pscPmeRPfM8eLrTOYaVdJr4ISgMqLE17zovlUmBad1TXyyuVarud+hLiJNec.Xzea2gOLdaIElrbSgnecZm0cO

@d-healey said in Added File.getVersion:

Actually it doesn't seem to work on OSX either, at least in my tests it couldn't pick up a version number from a vst3

I will check it

@Sawer Your image is too tiny, I can't read any of the code. Post a snippet.

@d-healey Excellent, thanks for confirming! :thumbs_up_light_skin_tone:

@BM_FORUM I haven't used Cubase for years. These days I use Ardour for editing but Reaper is probably the de facto industry standard.

@ulrik it's working nicely :)

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@d-healey Thanks! Exactly what I needed.

@dustbro parseInt() or eval()

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UIvX-BsU8VA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Q7nzezbgAY

@d-healey Really helpful, Thanks David.
Might get back to the calculator and apply everything stated here, because I really care about it, just that I got a lil discouraged. As you said, I overestimate the Complexity of it.

You need to compile the develop branch.