@ustk Will give this a shot, thank you :)

I've been struggling with this problem since I wrote this post originally. I came up with a solution, basically to rearrange my scripts so that the CC reception was in its own script. It had been in the main interface script, since the CC's were controlling scriptSliders that were attached to module attributes. I moved the CC receive functions to their own script, and used setAttribute to target the sliders in the main interface script. Just chiming in here to let anyone that comes across this know how the problem was solved.

Now I have some other problems. It seems impossible to set a AU/VST parameter directly from the script by this method. Sending a value to the linked scriptSlider causes a change to it, and it's linked attribute, but doesn't change the VST/AU parameter value in the host. I'll make a separate post for that problem, though.

@Natan I wish you success bro...i am almost sure that you will have it!!

@ustk I'll take a squiz at the documentation, thanks! :)

I Think This Needs Be More Smarter Than Just Pulling Down The Gain Knob!
It's Like We Did This In World V1.0.0B :) 😂 LOL

@Lunacy-Audio Brilliant thank you!

Oh I actually don't mean via scripting, I just mean if you literally click on the FadeTime box in the sampler settings and change the value directly. It doesn't seem to change anything about the behavior.

you could also just take a hash of all MAC addresses.

Wouldn't that change if someone replaced their network card/dongle or added an extra one?

@Christoph-Hart I was originally approaching the Globals container like a React state. This was way back when I started this project and I just continued with that paradigm without realizing how HISE restores its state. However, I totally see the danger here. I'll need to refactor it all.

On another note, I'm trying to understand the optimization of the const var. If I store a bunch of UI elements in one const var thisNamespaceUI = {} for clarity, do I get the same compile optimizations as if I were just storing them in individual constant variables? For example, you'd have thisNamespaceUI.panelOne.buttonOne thisNamespaceUI.panelOne.buttonTwo etc.

@Christoph-Hart Thanks I'll check it out!

Oh My God!!!!
@ustk Thank You Sir <3

You're A Life Saver
Much Appreciate It 👏

@Lunacy-Audio said in FileSystem API - Possible to save a file to a child directory?:

Ignore me...I obviously only figure things out immediately after I post them 😂

Haha I think most of us have done that before :)

With some modification i came exactly to the right values...the only thing i changed is that i added to knbWetL and knbWetR the value of the "WetGain" instead of "Drygain"

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Yeah it seems like the onControl callback has no purpose for a table.

@Lunacy-Audio
Thanks Man, Just Used The Script On My Final Script :) <3 Works Like A Charm
Thank You

Just reviving this old discussion as I'm trying to think of how user presets might be updated when rolling out updates to a plugin.

Example
Version 1.0 of a plugin has a total of 10 presets
Version 2.0 of a plugin has a total of 19 presets (9 of which are new)

What's the best way to add the 9 new presets to the plugins 'Preset Folder'?

If doing this on installation is still the only way, what installers are people using to achieve this?

I've found that InstallForge is limited as it doesn't allow the creation of an installation exe that can install files to mulitple folder destinations.
This is a requirement as the installer will need to:

A. Install plugin vst/component to plugin directory
B. Install the new presets to the presets folder

Any thoughts?

I'm thinking about how this might done on Windows and Mac.

Cheers

@ulrik
Sir
Trying To Attache The Vector Knob To A Frequency KNob, But The Animation Doesn't Match To The Frequency Knob, It Takes Too Long To React :(
Please Take A Look At The Snippet And Let Me Know How Can I Fine Tune This?!!!

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@dejans Perfect, that's what I've done after too :)

@DimitrisSP said in Text values for output bus, effects or gain reduction - use label, paintRoutine or animated strip?:

Maybe a logical contition should be:
"if all values of a panel == -100...stop the timer"
else start the timer...

Yes, we want to stop anything at times we don´t need it. But on the other hand it will have to be started again once a sample reaches a certain value. Which cannot be known unless we probe the values in a timer. Catch 22. :/

So at the time we got sound to process (using cpu) we also have to start the timer. And when it´s off ... well no stress, I guess... :)

If we got x amount of channels, we have to always probe x amount of channels. That´s almost all we would need to do at a very fast rate. Except for transforming the values into gainFactors. Which is a calculation. So the calculation could be set to only have to be made if we have a value change. Or if it´s above -100. But that requires all x channels to be probed first.

Anyway I understand your fear of "infinite timers", I definitely share your concern there :/