@pcs800 Just chain them up in the module tree, add the delay, then add the script effect below it.

@iamlamprey This will be very helpful, thank you.

I tried it with guitar samples and it works well.

@d-healey Nice thanks for clarifying, that does open up a bit more possibilities.

I'm trying some things to hack around it so I can get the best of both worlds. For instance, in CSS I am not seeing a way of distinguishing the list items by column. The items in bank > category > preset are all drawn the same in CSS.

@ustk I just found that but still dreading. 😆 I gotta do a few little things then i'll do that for sure! Thanks! I'll be back if I need help! 🤛

@d-healey That wasn't my experience at all. Search the internet for "GPT5 fails" and you'll see all the negative reactions.

In my case it was very slow, showed way too much 'thinking' text, refused to execute terminal commands and had a much higher hallucination rate than previous GPT versions or Claude.

Keep in mind, this wasn't with HISE. This was mainly in a Ruby on Rails app with ~30k LOC and a bunch of other much smaller projects. I haven't used AI for HISE at all yet, mainly because I don't think there's enough HISE code out there for it to give really useful answers.

For casual stuff it might be fine, but for coding - and in particular in the Cursor IDE, it was horrible.

@d-healey yes I’ve been thinking of doing just that, thanks

@d-healey Thank you

@ustk Thank you very much for your reply)
I'll take that into consideration. ❤️

@d-healey said in Vector knob assistance:

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That's awesome thankyou. I actually agree with you and I may push back as I think I can get away with 30 or 32 for the smaller one but it says 26 in the brief so I am trying that first. Appreciate you creating those as I could not figure the maths out on it.

Thanks again

@d-healey I think youre friggin right. I need to start over again.

@ustk That's a good shout - I should implement that as part of my logging/troubleshooting as it sounds like good practice. Thankyou

@griffinboy Sick! I was just gonna ask if somebody has ever made a video about this! 🙏 This looks like fun. Thanks!

@d-healey Excellent, thanks David!

@Adam_G just a simple webview.set("saveInPreset", true) call.

@d-healey Sure, although it doesn't really tackle the issue, I'll keep messing around for now. It is interesting that you guys didn't seem to have the problem I had so I might open the snippet on another computer and see, I hope it's just an anomaly on my end. Thanks for looking David!

@Chazrox Yeah looks like getMinValue and getMaxValue are the ones you want, but they only seem to work on init.

Also the slider range seems to reset each time I click compile. Not sure what's going on there.