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 :)

Yes. Not sure when it will be uploaded though, but the last presentations all landed on Youtube after a while.

@levitanus You have this at the top of your script

Content.makeFrontInterface(600, 500); Content.makeFrontInterface(633, 300);

Pick one :p

I don't have scripts/CB.json so I can't do much else to debug.

This works for me though

Content.makeFrontInterface(600, 500); const var key_low = 0x6000ffff; Engine.setKeyColour(60, key_low);

Copy the text to the clipboard, then File -> Import HISE Snippet.

No, but they are pretty straight-forward to use - the value parameter of the callback is the text you've entered. What do you need to know?

I also second David's approach, but even if you're sticking to your method, there's room for improvement.

The laws of logic say

(!A && !B) == !(A || B)

so this expression is shorter (because you don't need the zero comparator)

!(solobuttons[0].getValue() || solobuttons[1].getValue() || solobuttons[2].getValue() || solobuttons[3].getValue())

Programming is fun :)

@d-healey
Thank You Sir
We Need Some Fast Forward Videos Here For Newbies , I Searched Whole Web , Not Much Available At The Moment To Study :(

Yes all MIDI logic is best handled by dedicated MidiProcessors, there‘s no benefit baking it into a sound generator.

I want to use the same samples in two different sample maps, do I need to do anything fancy or can I just duplicate the sample map and rename it?

Nope, it might also just be a graphical glitch (the polyphonic filter uses some dummy coefficients when no voice is played which might cause these jumps).

This blog post might help - https://forum.hise.audio/topic/79/scripting-best-practices