@Christoph-Hart I couldn't get it to work with a script table or table data object.

@ustk @Christoph-Hart If interested, I posted an efficient, working and configurable MIDI indicator widget a couple months back.

@Christoph-Hart

https://forum.hise.audio/topic/6140/bug-error-handler-fires-on-project-open?=1673015961375
https://forum.hise.audio/topic/5833/hise-compatibility-with-windows-11-and-cubase-12/79?=1673016009794

@d-healey haha, ok

@VorosMusic That's the one and I've also discussed it a bit in the downloading files and unzipping videos, I also have a couple of additional videos about it on Patreon.

I'm interested as well

@d-healey said in expansionInstallCallback inside a for loop:

Don't use var unless you have to. Use reg for your counter.

Yeh I'll probably have to start namespacing soon, was trying to avoid it but I'm all out of regs :)

Got it working (so far):

var num_expansions_to_install; var expansionInstallIndex = 1; function expansionInstallCallback(obj) { if(obj.Status == 2 && isDefined(obj.Expansion)) { if (expansionInstallIndex >= num_expansions_to_install) { expansionInstallIndex = 1; Engine.showMessageBox("Installation Complete", "Library installation successful, please restart NEAT Player.", 0); } else expansionInstallIndex++; } } //Single if (dir.isDirectory()) { num_expansions_to_install = 1; expansionInstallIndex = 1; expHandler.installExpansionFromPackage(nest.hr, dir); } //Batch if (dir.isDirectory()) { num_expansions_to_install = hrList.length; expansionInstallIndex = 1; for (i=0; i<hrList.length; i++) { expHandler.installExpansionFromPackage(hrList[i], dir); } }

It's a bit clunky but it does the job, cheers!

@d-healey yes, that's it, thank you David!

I think a bool is just an integer in disguise in SNEX. Try

A = 1 - A;

@ustk 😂

@Christoph-Hart Yep that got it, cheers!

@toxonic I changed the following lines....

// Sets the array as Control Value and repaints the panel inline function _updateInternal(p) { p.setValue(p.data.buttonValues); p.repaint(); p.changed(); }

to...

// Sets the array as Control Value and repaints the panel inline function _updateInternal(p) { local pGet = p.getValue(); for (i=0;i<p.data.buttonValues.length;i++) pGet[i] = p.data.buttonValues[i]; p.setValue(pGet); p.repaint(); p.changed(); }

I loaded the value of the panel into a local array, write the changes of the button data array to the local array and save the panel value again with p.setValue()
This works to me, when i set the maximum amount of steps (64) at compile time.

Nevertheless, thank you much for your effort! :-)

@d-healey Nice! Thank you :)

@ulrik At least this was a good suggestion! :-) Thanks! ;-)

@d-healey Ok thanks david.
it's much clearer for me

@Dan-Korneff The writeKeyFile function is a method of the Unlocker object (which you're not assigning to a variable). The key file location is static (it's always a file in the app data folder) so you don't need to bother about that, just give it the key file data.

To fetch the user data from a unlocked Unlocker object you can just use ul.getUserEmail() etc.

@Shinami-Sound I think I just replied to you on YouTube, but I'll respond here too.

function onNoteOn(60, 64)

This is not valid. The on note on function definition can't be modified.

You need to either add a separate note filter script before your round robin script or incorporate the filter into your RR script. I suggest using a separate script. If you don't want to write your own you can use this one but I encourage you to try doing it yourself first.