@treynterrio Glad to hear it
@M_Holloway Great job man, ThumbUp :thumbs_up:
@d-healey Thanks for Upvote Sir David <3

@aaronventure The index will be 0 for the first slot, 1 for the second, etc.

You'd need to get a reference to the Table to set the table points, you can't do it directly on the ScriptTable

@griffinboy I mean honestly you can just use the scriptFx as well (I forgot that its been updated), but the EffectSlot offers flexibility if you are looking to change out networks on the fly. So you can pretty much disregard my last post unless you are looking to do this.

@Natan because you have to make a reference to the loaded audio file like this

var current = AudioLoopPlayer1.getAudioFile(0).getCurrentlyDisplayedIndex(0);

@aaronventure Thank you!

@aaronventure Thank you, good sir.

@d-healey said in Changing Y Position of a Button with an other Button:

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ok I've found the problem it works now. thank you

@d-healey yes but only in child processors, not sibling processors.

You can filter it with isArtificial.

You can also always get an exact match for it with an id.

@griffinboy

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A script reference to a cable object of the Global Routing System

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You can either register it as synchronous callback or as asynchronous callback. The latter will filter out repetitions and will be called on the UI thread.

@d-healey yup now it works 👍

Try this

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I've set the buttons to be in a radio group and enabled Save in Preset for the buttons and panels.

@aaronventure Thanks I need to do some more study of the broadcaster first but I'll try the attachToModuleParameter and report back if it works!

@clevername27 The answer for anyone who is reading, is to create the file by referencing it - the standard way of creating files with HISE.

@M_Holloway that's exactly what I was looking for! Thanks

@d-healey perfect Thank you!!!

@Christoph-Hart thank you!!! :folded_hands_light_skin_tone:

@Christoph-Hart Thank you - I'm still a little lost, though. I'm doing a panel drag to a DAW MIDI track, and I'm trying to avoid writing a temporary MIDI file and then erasing it. I thought I could use the embedded file? (But the drag signature seems to be hungry for file objects.)

@arcy said in FloatingTile ADSR custom GUI doesn't work adding data:

it works simply inverting the code...thanks!

Yeah I think the issue is that when you set or change the floating tile type it internally resets the colours. So by flipping the order of operations we can get the desired behaviour.