@maxtownsley Sorry I meant to respond to this a few days ago when I first saw it but it slipped my mind.

Yes you can do this, you need to edit the Data property of the floating tile.

This should cover the basics:
https://docs.juce.com/master/tutorial_online_unlock_status.html

@Christoph-Hart Can we get a fix for this? I keep falling in this hole.

@Christoph-Hart perfect!

@pluginboi said in Buffer detect pitch returns 0:

Heres how i used detect pitch when i was trying to make a guitar tuner

Looks cool. Does it work as a guitar tuner?

@ulrik that could be unrelated to the timer, I'm not sure how events are handled in the synth group

Also what's the alignment set to? Maybe that's why reducing the label height works - your text alignment is set to centred-bottom.

@tomekslesicki or you can pass a File object into the method.

@d-healey I was thinking of you when I wrote "somebody smarter than me" :-) Thank you!

@aaronventure Thank you. I appreciate the info.

@d-healey Amazing, thanks!!

@d-healey The panel can also save an array.

The linking is a good point.

@aaronventure the reference. I believe it is reset each time a file is loaded.

@ulrik Thank thats exactly what i am looking for here's the example

HiseSnippet 1061.3ocsV01ahaDDdMA2Vb6o1H0e.t4CsNRtHamP.TUUuDBTgZSNT45oS5T0oM1K3UYYWK6kvgpx+49OncFaH1z3DUg5wG.OyyLCO6ryKdRpJjkkoRIFsd85DFw3KLmtVpiGDS4Rx3KIFGZNhKiFJD7jL14oLJ4h0IzrLVDwv3feFMynUSR9m+5mtfJnxPVoJB4MJdH6W4K35RsSd4uvEhQzH1q4KpX8oubbnRNPITKAJcfoGIgFdKcN6ZJZVCShwmLLhqUoS0TMKiXz7BUz5owpUxB6eCOieifgB9joPfJTORIhPFiZICh4hnIaO5YDHJSJSDGTjH9Zyq3Q7GzWlP9pb.6ROplOLZrK8NXG54WkddUnWMTxnBkZVPoCMmFlxSzkHHe9bywRMKcFER6UoRgsjFlMMGn.Kj51Kn2xFkBBO3giuWvot1m44c7OXAlkoDr1gBFM0ATXYA2FYZ66no1SjB6ezdajlyzCTKRTRPv4H.6Hz7RqSpXaHTznYSn5XLlIsEJZDvhEWR0Tm246645602E9Nnm6Y8cOqm6IAtc7c86Bxcc62aGrNAtAAcc86zAACB.rNf1NHVPPG2.uSc8OoKBV31I8pABBZO29f+9Ooece7+VEfcnnuWumg+8Abe.26OfiOjpZmwzSfpI8uoVp4RlyrkxPMWIcler0eZ0ZNZPQOfSwOYsWEy0Lvc.LJktJOYl3ZmfWDWnVJixb7O101GMwpEelsiNlm0NBRws4YikY7H1wVsfn+7gGPmAcl0Gezf6stGuo2bLtRsLiMfJD2.sokmC1cv8d9Y4wr.JLRZCEJZHCj47tbSa+AW6hGVi4Hf+Eg.pD4g2xhr+V6ZNN3gYaIaRJGKD45uKylmCeT9wAIbMg6adp3Ua.gqoxHBgDiYt+orD7dDKqyyJVVaSA1J40JM6URm7zf08V1+anYypEC6ZRUBAKsVXbdY5y4nib4haXotPanXI6ACggH6NYx7omLUcvYXQSbECUxwRt9UIL4SMNkroyGd52Gic433rM5.6RXoZNRAiKY2A6FJFt0x7RV1sZURtsaFsPL9TcN5K1N5iJYBBGFvYZB0fjOTcSy5pBq3Q5XvLCMnJlwmGqQo21fPf5U0psUs.O9RyyEB6REjGO5EF5qhVJn5c2Dfq+1..WB6L9EGwB0U50UWO9+15g+qT7PyIbcXb8brQMbDtp9XvwMKUeg4vYyXg5RB1zbza+3rAkTLdc9UTcJGpSLud4hovztPF7uKgxHrIvnAVtVH6gxXFXJSFkK72vmMf9nrwFP+sfjEzvT06CKZ8v01eVtFfSx72Xok4UnrsOIucDKa8Z6QV.uAw6CCwi+2CcP06Svd3yI6gOmtG9zYO74r8vmt6gO8dVevWd67kZ0hh1APwjg4ynLLFJoPkUdUH4efRtCTE

@Christoph-Hart said in Script panel label keyboard entry?:

Ok, but what do you do? I load up the snippet and can click on the button, then it will open a popup.

Yes that's what I'm doing too.

Where's the UI - in the interface designer or another window. Do you have another floating window with the interface open?

Aha mystery solved. I was just in the interface designer. If I open the floating interface preview it works!

@d-healey said in All Control Callbacks Get Triggered On Init?:

Another solution is to put a button at the end of your component tree and put your code in its callback, this will be called after all the other components. Or instead of adding a dummy button, use the actual last component in your tree if suitable.

That's a good one. Kontakt has on persistence_changed which executes after on init, meaning that on init has to pass first, which does not happen if the track is muted in the DAW or the VEPro instance isn't connected. So my instruments there always load up with the "loading" image which says exactly that, and all the UI controls get their visibility set only in persistence_changed.

But if in HISE the controls get executed after the init callback passes, then simply adding a dummy control at the end is not a big deal. Much like the PersistentData thing, or the colorPalette, or my dummy DAW automation controls. or my dummy switcheroo volume sliders. Hey, we need a dummy component list!

@aaronventure this did the trick ! many thanks!

//button const var Buttonx = Content.getComponent("Buttonx"); inline function onButtonxControl(component, value) { if (value) { // Button pressed, start animation p.startTimer(1000.0 / object.frameRate); } else { // Button released, stop the animation p.stopTimer(); } } Content.getComponent("Buttonx").setControlCallback(onButtonxControl);

@aaronventure said in deferCallbacks and Its Effect on MIDI-Mapped Controls:

Should I even use deferCallbacks in my interface script

I always add it by default. That way if I add something to one of the realtime callbacks that shouldn't be there I'll get a warning message.