@orange Sorry I just saw this post.

This is a KSP function I used to smoothly go between 2 values. If I remember correctly the /1000 was because Kontakt can't handle floating point numbers so you might not need that. This doesn't have an S-shape though, I think you'll need to employ some trigonometry for that.

function ul.morph_2(value, x, y) -> return return := (((1000 - value) * x) + (value * y)) / 1000 end function

@Christoph-Hart Thank you!

@Christoph-Hart OK right that'd be why then... is there some documentation that explains this?

@Lindon I've always used the preset browser to load presets so that was my go to. Glad it seems to be working :)

@JMooreo Use the interface designer and select the control you want to connect it to via the Processor ID and Parameter drop downs. Usually you don't need to script this kind of thing in HISE.

There's some tutorials here you might find helpful
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0TtezP8lp24&list=PLynv7CujPCfbH2OPE-cC5F4ZK-sVGkBwx

@d-healey said in Dummy HR files:

I've asked a designer to work on my sample libraries UI, he'd like to try out the current version but he's on a limited internet connection and would prefer not to have to download all of the samples in order to play with the interface. Is there a way to make mini HR files so he can access the interface?

If he should just create the graphics, you could create a basic graphic elements and send him the Images folder and the screenshots, so he can work creating all the stuff using the same sizes. For my synth, the designer is creating the graphic elements just on the Image folders that I sent to him and it's working fine.

@Christoph-Hart said in How to add lag to a knob?:

Yes, but the problem that you can't apply filters on a Container remains since I've removed the monophonic filter.

Yes a filter would be much better, I was just trying to find a workaround :)

Sorry for my frequent silence, first of all. It seems my commitment to distributing my own HISE project keeps phasing in and out.

That in mind, when it comes to the original subject, I was able to heavily edit the source code so that you could specify a different sample in a sample map via scripting. I don’t recommend this, as even if it had Christoph’s input, I’ve had occasional loading errors in the past, particularly over looping and whatnot, but it is a way to make use of user multisampling, for instance.

@orange how are you using the #include command to link your external libraries?

Hi Christoph thank you for replying

I am already using these events and it's working fine, the problem I have is either the last value is not stored, or if stored the behaviour is strange

@Christoph-Hart Oh, that makes sense! Thanks!

@Christoph-Hart said in Multi Pages GUI and namespace feature:

Namespaces are resolved before the abstract syntax tree of the javascript engine is parsed so it has absolutely no impact on performance.

So it's a better clean way to work ;)

I think your solution works quite well.. I compiled a plugin and the performance overhead is quite small and actually, runs smooth.

/+ finally a fascinating method to leverage that weird BlackKeyRatio animation..

Content.makeFrontInterface(600, 500); const var FloatingTile1 = Content.getComponent("FloatingTile1"); const var Knob2 = Content.getComponent("Knob2"); const var LFOModulator1 = Synth.getModulator("LFO Modulator1"); Globals.funky = { "Type": "Keyboard", "KeyWidth": 14, "DisplayOctaveNumber": false, "LowKey": 34, "HiKey": 127, "CustomGraphics": false, "DefaultAppearance": true, "BlackKeyRatio": 0.69999999, "ToggleMode": true, "MidiChannel": 1, "UseVectorGraphics": false, "UseFlatStyle": true, "MPEKeyboard": true, "MPEStartChannel": 2, "MPEEndChannel": 16 }; inline function onKnob1Control(component, value) { Globals.funky["LowKey"] = value; FloatingTile1.setContentData(Globals.funky); }; Content.getComponent("Knob1").setControlCallback(onKnob1Control); inline function onKnob2Control(component, value) { Globals.funky["BlackKeyRatio"] = value; FloatingTile1.setContentData(Globals.funky); LFOModulator1.setIntensity(value); }; Content.getComponent("Knob2").setControlCallback(onKnob2Control); HiseSnippet 1841.3oc4YrsaabbcVJstQzUtQIFoIuTLfnEfpwUgjVVtw4hoDkjihkrHLUbhiQfwvcGRNP6NylcGJYZCC3W5ePA5q8SQu2eh7Ij+.2yYmk6EIJIpHmBGz8ACNmay41btH2NT4vihTgDq41aT.mX86s6LRpGzZ.SHIasNw5Z16vhz7PpAzZiBXQQbWhk0L2CAXM2rj3ue9tqw7XRGdFHB4QJgCeaguPmAscy6K771j4x2S3mi5katkiR1R4oFB5yL10HALm8Y84OfgjUxlXckMbEZUXGMSyiHVytlxcTmApCkF5ejHRz0iiGpS5.Bx.dSkmKpwHTRqABO21is6HBwxtclWXFiW3516HbEovy7FuaLBZFG48GVkNK0qdd0q1DUuZSR8rxodyZTuEr63DJBzYXPc6p1aIg.UOFDBxqVFZIk9WWwtkBnPpWxmsOeyP3PJGUWoVsaPuUsZK9YyWd9xPfHRSOfER2zSwzBY+8Dd75zufNVD845VJ+.kDNTsRAppfxHSB2Wp513T4LF6w3X6M2cGk6POF3Lw6LNkD4KEZ0J.MzLhpXT64KeOOUWlWzR8FJ2eDv5KluLkVAcaUtCsx84i5pXgtUtQLX332Jb0C.T0W1.ZcQTfGaztNZ1A7GLzuKODv1CDI2Pv1pCA1.X2LgiuRXNWuwsM.ZMLRq7uWHKXfvIpH2qy6wF5oWMHfyBwGK.Zc3vDrq4AI7fzdH3KU.lZKsxmZ9L32S0uuGGr5hrgojPJpTx8P8v.7ah3Oh6.9lIqH.5MAWWG8HuiIr1aj5kNFbHuNTmcQMRQrgzM28ux7keYRzPH8DRNEBFNfEIoJIFtqiYBgJupNiSCtAD18FxWb9xwwKJsPX7Iic5+.DPiIDD+bER4VJBSphyuVmoYUKvOlafZzom.B4Oik.nWsXddcgHQ0hp6hmoQ03BaTEi1WBaatBuWPxwm0xHgdTUiJbtNfFmkCnwwb.4r7Gnz7ckUWr7KJOW4WdBL85MITIhyiGNIrXSgvyfspx3Wkmv6FcnP6LHA6hzO4SnleRi3dvCgHpd.mlFbnLoaBK7HZWt9PNWhj3SERZEGVDuBdbDkExoCgRoKYtljaC+PhneG5gtSFvb3wu1L3UQbLoZkmUIQoo+UZcSk1wj8xiI0Ge1REKRNBpS4vgrFSLl94P4hasH8tzZz6PucsOC8.PwcIKbDUEvCwjC5SpJ5E+nFHrpqZQvDEQz6TUEh+jo+ApVk3VRcJwhO5zMqQfYYTl7VD90Mjy1exVo4WXR4Kg1ZE6aZe58My2V2wjMmiPkbKoPua.WdZM6IIOAf9pkRxm.R0wcUuVRW0NdBWdHQ.MO+c1wE.HwtfrIUVuIYpYtwwYF99lsvGxXu8D0ATQHBoEn0asN+.XnISm94rWmGsuVE.WT5SVXJMcxXJlKMe4h3q9OXWnBB4YYW+ZMGkc3Kaln.laqr83R+jt8GOH1bWw0080H0BM2OC5qe8q+nhPaj.NlXM+Y5Lh+OGYfFa2kdrk8Kt7MfWt1u9Mf+sVeWxgn6LM.ejeyAbQ+AYSe+puGycSSjt54l5mk57p7oNu5wMiPa.2X3qTghmC4QLuic8+6Sb8jUa5yxD4QOsouv00i2VAcqfx7YxeWP97fNhmyyuhwwR1VXgELXxYRW4bePlyj957ljaSLoEGjdbdPD4TTOxOcWxImKG1NXba37qLf6Ikf.kQ9YySaTm2Huz6QLwJeSo5tfcar5+j02RSPewRo+JquIakMu8F85AusxT1Ys276dytB14oJWynJW0tCLCX7dIwJxGDel9sPMK583RS215m11xGMT9Om1skCl5skMkL2CppEEnhJH3Nbewdv6in7.wRQg7eLtVWd3sfZPSD0Oe2MAibh7zgoGFFmtrpuZnTWH8XloNlTe5WKd12Z1Z+x7Z6xWbXloScmfGrT6S7W+4cgzX+.O9FxC3dvHIw536YmzzbLzh406njpfAJovIeP+gbcnneedXdcehFzpZMTrMCx0a9PXfcV9D3+bysgDOVH1A9Wnun9Y6Krlx30GZaTWJ9Xj9VUQ84MpssMrMXRtUw+FImmNRH3S6gboyXf+zyu9BMwROaMtxUyx+wa2Dqx0SE5mLhZpItMuObQ4grGGZKCUIKjZzwWof0NvYSSKncze5e7AM2VoB1Px.ufadgXFma7kRr9K1MVdoheGrK7O89X7meZq3yjNvzCwSaZ8D6UhoOG9at6alyj2bYfklxLv2ONplF9v36a4STXz3zbqeCnwm4LPy7+my.8P0PbexcXPccX.ZaX0rNvnGN7jMPv81sJgiOXNWCOal8P5Fe.2LLAYc7rUBx5iQ9+j6vm4DpdpiY8c7g26DCAraY7+MCyYuCdlltzO5afs.DO0wAc1+Mv6LYNZbg43lWXNV9BywstvbrxEliaeg43ueFbfyps5Pnju4oG.n8FlJ4VocGrlg7eAvAt6vJ

@Christoph-Hart said in GUI Control Limit:

I've just checked - HEXERACT has 961 UI elements and is still OK performance-wise but I wouldn't do a complex interface like this again without C++

961! Huge work indeed! :O

Use one sampler per drum type.

Thanks. That was easy :)