@ustk A wrong one :p I assumed the entire bath would fill in one minute with both taps on and the plug in. Giving a fill time of 1:20 with the plug out, but the correct answer is the one you got - the original poster of the puzzle gave the correct answer a few hours ago.

@Christoph-Hart yes it works if I attach the characters it works, thank you!

@Natan Ok

@ustk Yep :) Done

if (value) { local items = component.get("items").split("\n"); local t = items[value]; // Without submenu name local t2 = t.substring(t.indexOf(":") + 5, t.length); Label.set("text", t2); Console.print("Selected Item ID: " + value); } Label.changed();

@d-healey Thank You Sir 👏 Yeah @ulrik Did A Great Job

In A Few Snippet Back, There Was A Simple Issue That Quickly Fixed By Ulrik, For Keyboard.
Then We Seperated The Scaling System ( To Use The Defercallbacks On Main Init )
And Added A Dummy Intervals So The Painted Keyboard Look At It, And Do The Coloring.

Indeed It Is A Beautiful Piece Of Code.
And Was Challenging 👏

Btw, Thanks For Your First Snippet, That Helped To Solve The Puzzle 👏🤍 Much Appreciated

Bumping because I just came across this problem too, I noticed some commits in the Master branch related to automation but I still can't get ScriptComponent.changed() to update a DAW Automation Parameter :/

https://i.gyazo.com/831019d69eab621bc38a8e171a379478.mp4

Bottom left you can see the DAW not updating despite everything working correctly internally.

@ulrik Ok, I solved it with

Engine.loadFromJSON()

and

Engine.dumpAsJSON()

I collected all Panel.getValue()'s and stored them as objects and could get them back after a new start of the app.

So instead of manually script all getValues and setValues, would it be possible to collect all components values in one go, like you can with

Content.storeAllControlsAsPreset

and then save it with Engine.dump...?

@Matt_SF Thank you!

Bump - is there any way to "batch connect" multiple GUI elements to a single macro via scripting?

addToMacroControl makes the GUI element the Master, but I need to do it the opposite way.

@Lindon Yep, it's not quite as suited to my needs but hey ho!

@Casey-Kolb Just came back to this for another project and figured I'd try to make it work using your idea. I found the missing piece of the puzzle. You must include the floating tile type.

const tileData = { "Type":"AHDSRGraph", "ProcessorId": "sampler1GainAHDSR", "Index": -1 };

@Bob-Stuck Try commenting out line 111 in MacroControlledComponents.cpp in the source code:

m.addSubMenu("Assign MIDI CC", s, true);

@d-healey I got i t working. I had to paint the panel background blue as i was unsure if the black key was being painted properly. Screenshot 2021-07-18 at 13.53.50.png

You were so right, re writing the if statement properly made it make sense in my head. I noticed there was a * missing in the fillRect array, I wondered why i was getting errors then realise i wasnt timesing I by anything ;)

Screenshot 2021-07-18 at 13.54.18.png

cheers David and @Lindon cheers Lindon too

@Natan Ok.. Ok.. :) Great advice.

Also, You Can't Make Chords On Painted Version, Only One Note Shows Up On The Graphics

@ulrik Thank You 👏

Engine.loadFontAs("{PROJECT_FOLDER}Fonts/Lato-Bold.ttf", "bold"); Engine.loadFontAs("{PROJECT_FOLDER}Fonts/Lato-Regular.ttf", "regular");

With A Custom Piano Keyboard, How We Can Show The Scales?

inline function updateKeyColours() { for (i = 0; i < 127; i++) { if (allowedNotes.contains(i % 12)) Engine.setKeyColour(i, Colours.withAlpha(Colours.red, 0.2)); else Engine.setKeyColour(i, Colours.withAlpha(Colours.yellow, 0.2)); } }

Edit: Found A Better Solution :)