@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...

@jasonswann Didn't we solve the problem already?

@meto396 Use the File and FileSystem API instead with the writeObject function

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@aaronventure Unfortunately not or at least I'm not aware of it.

I got the idea, You are the best 🙌

I used the inline function for Cmbs to change the bgColour :folded_hands:

inline function onAllCallbacksControl(component, value) { local myColours = [0XFFffffff, 0XFFFF0000, 0XFF0000FF, 0XFF000000, 0XFFbdd8e1, 0XFFe6004a]; local idx = AllCmbs.indexOf(component); AllLfos[idx].setBypassed(value == 1); AllLfos[idx].setAttribute(AllLfos[idx].WaveFormType,value-1); panels[idx].set("bgColour", myColours[value]); panels[idx].changed(); }

This can be fixed by using Broadcaster.setEnableQueue(true); Why this would be false by default is beyond me.

@LozPetts PS you both rock - thank you so much for your help.

@Natan

I was searching how to do this, and of course it is very easy to do nowadays but it still took me a second to figure out, so I'm posting the solution here.

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Click the green button and set up an external filter display.

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Reference the external display using a floating tile. Index correlates with the external display number that you selected in the filter.

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ta da

@Adam_G Ok, I understand.
Have you checked out this?
Maybe it contains the accurate sample information?
I couldn't find any information about this in the documentation except for what the image says...
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@griffinboy I think you're hitting the limitations of the scope of SNEX with this use case - if you want a dynamic chain of modules, you have 2 options:

write each module as separate SNEX node and use a scriptnode network for hooking them up Go full C++ and write an external C++ node that can implement your dynamic effect chain.

@Christoph-Hart Still having issues with struct and even span

SNEX_NODE(snex_struct); struct Params { float a = 1.0f; float b = 1.0f; float c = 1.0f; }; const Params SET_1 = { 0.1f, 0.5f, 0.9f }; const Params SET_2 = { 0.4f, 0.5f, 0.6f }; span<Params, 2> sets = { SET_1, SET_2 }; span<span<float, 3>, 2> test_2D = { { 0.1f, 0.5f, 0.9f }, { 0.4f, 0.5f, 0.6f } };

Huh???
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@DanH said in Module's peak value:

SimpleGain2.getCurrentLevel(true);

Thank you

@d-healey got it to work