@Christoph-Hart

Thanks for all your help today!

I'm looking forward to giving back to the Hise community.

Diving into the source code, I really appreciate all the work you have done, there is some lovely code and it's been fun trying to unpick everything.

Thank you for giving us this fantastic tool.

@griffinboy You'd probably need to open the project's juicer file and set them there.

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@d-healey

Legend! Thank you so much!!

@Natan
Try this

inline function onButtonsControl(component, value) { local Btn3Value = false; for (b in Buttons) if (!b.getValue()) Btn3Value = true; Button3.setValue(Btn3Value); Button3.changed(); }

Saving File Sets

This requires a Floating window. (It may also work with the Custom workspace.)

Creating the Template Use a Floating window to create a set of script files. Enter Layout mode. Create a tab to hold a file-set. Quit and Reopen HISE (to save your layout). Creating a File Set Within the file-set tab, create the tabs for your script files, and load them in. (Or, create a new file-set tab.) Add tabs for each script file, and load the files in. Right-click on the file-set tab, and choose "Export Tab as JSON". Paste the text into a text editor (not in HISE), and save the file.

When you reopen HISE, your script files will be loaded. But when you open your project, the script file tabs are reset. No problem — you can restore the file-set.

Restoring a File Set Open the text editor file for the file set you want to load. Copy the JSON data. Right-click on a file-set tab, and choose "Replace Tab with JSON in Clipboard".

@Christoph-Hart

Hi there, I'm looking to integrate a 'header only' library, for use in an external c++ node.

I could find no 'src' folder and so I created it, and dumped my source code for the library in there, but that doesn't seem to be enough, as my external node will not compile!

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Is there a place I can put my headers, where they will be picked up by scriptnode?

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The autogenerated includes file has correctly transcribed it, but VS is not able to find the thing!

Build HISE from source, use the develop branch.

@Christoph-Hart Great, thanks.

@Lindon Thanks mate - I went the expansions route before I saw this or I'd have given it a go! Thanks so much for putting that together.

@d-healey

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@tonewolf Ah yeah, that's confusing and wrong :)

@d-healey could be mislabeling - I think it just pulls the same property that you get in LAF (obj.valueNormalized) which has the sole purpose of letting you draw a slider value position without worrying about skew.

@jeffd
drawing the whole box out is working nicely

@d-healey awesome! thank you.