Yeah I'll take a look.

Yep that did it :) thanks!

Huge Thanks for You! I've got couple of very hard days, and the night should br also very busy, but tomorow I will try everything.
By the way, i tried to fix it before the first compilation:

somehow your sample references got messed up. If you copy the Main Container in the clipboard and paste it in Sublime Text or another text editor, you'll see that the file references in the samplers look like this:

But couldn't. The matter is, I think, there was wrong sample and i just deleted it from the map.

You'll need to build a new HISE

Scares only the first time, then everything just a cup of tea)

I figured out why my code had been pasted in the on Controller callback. I'd put the timer callback before the controller callback in my script - I think I've done this in a lot of scripts because I setup a template for it... time for some revision :)

Escape is the native shortcut for Autocomplete on OS X's Xcode, but this may be not obvious for Windows people :)

Oh now why didn't I think of that! That's the perfect solution, thanks again!

Nice, well done, and thanks.

Coming from Kontakt I think of it this way, each sampler you use in HISE is essentially what you get when you have a single NKI in Kontakt. Each sampler can have groups, just like a Kontakt instrument, into which you can map your RR or dynamic layer samples.

onInit is enough (actually you only need to call it when the mapping changes)...

My use case was to put a CC modulator in each sampler to control gain via expression and then have a table on the interface that controls the table of each modulator. After playing with it some more I realised I could just grab the CC value in the script and scale it to the table setting, then forward that to the modulator. This saves me having to specify the modulators in the script too.

Wow that was fast! I'll try it out soon

Fixed in the latest commits.

Aha! I misunderstood what was happening. The current behaviour is fine :)

It creates an extra timer but it runs in the message thread, so I would use it for audio stuff, and actually since ScriptPanels also have a timer for animation it became pretty useless - I think I added it before I added timers to the Panels but left it in the code base for some weirder use cases. Somehow the API doc didn't make it in the autocomplete list, but this is the usage:

const var timer = Engine.createTimerObject(); timer.startTimer(150); // in milliseconds timer.callback = function() { Console.print("tut"); };

I thought it was there, but it wasn't. But I added it now, this is a reasonable request.

Alright, it's fixed.

That makes sense, thanks for confirming

ok cool, thanks