@ThomAce Cheers and best of luck on the plugin - seems like you're well-equipped.

@aulicon said in Polyphony in the age of timers:

@d-healey Sounds genius but I'm having difficulty following the sub-dividing the timer part.
Could you please show a snippet of the code where you do so?

so lets say you have two things you want to happen.. one every 200 milliseconds, one every 150 milliseconds...

so you run a timer at 50 milliseconds and each time it executes you add 1 to a counter...

when the counter modulo 4 = 0 (if counter % 4 == 0) do the first thing, when the counter modulo 3 = 0 do the second thing...

This is exactly how we used to do it in Kontakt...

@Giuseppe said in User defined Component properties via JSON:

"continue" command to keep track of which button triggered the callback

continue is used in loops to skip the current cycle.

@ulrik @aaronventure @d-healey
After trimming with timers in different setups I found that "CallAfterDelay()" was the best solution!
Thanks to you all!

@d-healey thx

@d-healey
Perfect, thank you !

@treynterrio other way around maxValue - value

For anyone reading in the future, modifying the source code was pretty straightforward. Literally just replaced every instance of .preset to your file extension across the cpp files and recompiled.

@aulicon I tried the Midi player and I sort of got it working but now I have the problem of how to achieve this polyphonically. At the moment only the first Note On message gets processed...```
function onNoteOn()
{

{

// Check the current play state of the MIDIPlayer var playState = MIDIPlayer1.getPlayState(); // If the MIDIPlayer is playing, ignore the event if (playState == 1) { return; } // Ignore the original note event Message.ignoreEvent(true); // Get the pressed note number var pressedNote = Message.getNoteNumber(); // Get the event list from the MIDIPlayer var eventList = MIDIPlayer1.getEventList(); // Iterate through the event list and replace all note-on and note-off events with the pressed note for (i = 0; i < eventList.length; i++) { var e = eventList[i]; if (e.isNoteOn() || e.isNoteOff()) { e.setNoteNumber(pressedNote); } } // Flush the message list to apply changes MIDIPlayer1.flushMessageList(eventList); // Play the modified sequence MIDIPlayer1.play(0); MIDIPlayer1.setPlaybackPosition(0.62);

}}

@d-healey I get it now! Subscribing to your patreon helped a lot...thanks!

@Xperiencevst89 well you can size and design it any way you like...

@ustk said in MACOS EXPORT ERROR:

, but it is rarely needed

Not needed at all on mac

@Matt_SF Cheers mate 🙏

@Natan My only suggestion is you figure out why const AllTables = Content.getAllComponents("Table//d"); doesn't work.

@Lindon I had unanswered questions more than 3 moths. and suddenly get the answer for a late answer and I get back to that issue and solved, so there's nothing to loose

@treynterrio said in Show Preset folder:

Is it also possible to the User Folder

Yeah should be because the name is the same on all systems. Use the code I gave above and go the next level.

@cynthasiser Glad we solved it :)

@d-healey yep you are correct. Thank you!

@meto396 what is the range of the knob? seeing your array length is 5, the knob has to be 0-4 with stepSize=1

If you intend to use different step values, there are other ways to do this without an array.

const var NB_STEPS = 5; // later in your functions local index = Math.round(value * NB_STEPS) / NB_STEPS; // output -> 0.0, 0.2, 0.4...