@aaronventure Glad you found a solution that works for your use case. The enduser would love this feature and would soon be complaining that KT doesn't have it. I think these are the kinds of VI problems that we've gotten accustomed to that really should have better behavior.

Unfortunately, I am trying to find a reliable solution for crosstalk in realtime between a client and host plugins and have been pulling my hair out (ok, there isn't that much left to begin with) over these same OSC behaviors. I've about given up on it, but FWIW @Christoph-Hart I would also request looking into the mentioned behaviors, because they're very unexpected.

@Gnosis33 I was able to change the number of channels to 4 and now 4 channels are passed into the ScriptFX module but I'm not sure how to get the signals to route through the script in the processBlock.

@CyberGen I think we really need to have a serious re-visit of the idea of intensity when applied to targets - for instance I'd really like to be able to modulate the depth of these (so the part currently showing 0.54 :

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Yes Im sure I could use a cable with a callback - but still it'd be nice ot have it "just there"

@Christoph-Hart @aaronventure Thanks guys, it's working now.

@Christoph-Hart Recreating animations using smaller elements... "Funny" animations, etc.

@d-healey it works! thanks! I have to change my mindset. I'm a JS developer but some concepts are different. Anyway, I adopt the first method ;)

@d-healey Brilliant - thank you, as always.

@aaronventure Thank you. Could you possibly show a code outline of how I'd do that — writing an event list to encoded file, and then decoding it? I'm little unclear. Cheers.

@clevername27 Of course, but I would like to be able to do this with a single sampler, because I'd need 6+ channel pairs and maintaining the rather complex modulator and FX setup for each sampler isn't ideal, and the whole thing cannot then scale.

I wrote about the usage of proessBlock for crazy simple routing here https://forum.hise.audio/topic/9325/channel-routing-with-a-few-lines-of-code?_=1715791474986

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2: We have typeof

4: No

Thank you, Dave. I didn't realise we had typeof in HISE, cheers. That solves the function issue.

I guess I'm looking for something more like IsA, so I can determine what type(s) of HISE object(s) a variable is referencing.

@Mighty23 thanks this worked

@Christoph-Hart

no, not setting an error message anywhere. as far as I can see, there's only the one for the expansion handler.

@d-healey Thanks! I built HISE enabling FAUST and imported some .dsp files into scriptfx. Very useful!!

@goldee There are some examples on the forum. But start with the basics of scripting so you understand what you're doing and have control over it.