@Christoph-Hart thanks mate!!!!!!

Implemented that!
Still having a weird behaviour loading a button state from preset at the "First time I create it"
I mean, when I create a preset and the button is "Enabled" or "1" in the preset file, it flips apparently the behaviour of the other presets doing that button to not load the correct state. If I quit or restart de plugin, it loads correctly. I guess the toggle thing makes it not to work properly.
I just want to save if that module is Enabled or Bypassed.

This is what I have at Raw.cpp

addToUserPreset<raw::Data<bool>::Bypassed<true>>("VibratoOnButton", "LfoGain");

this is the preset

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <Preset Version="1.0.0"> <Control id="VibratoOnButton" value="1"/>

@ustk Yeah I considered this. It looks like Christoph is doing some fancy stuff with the database but I guess it wouldn't be too difficult to make my own. However, my current users will lose their favorites if I use my own system, so it'd be great to stick with the built-in HISE one.

I figured out how to hook it up with the API system in order to get and set tags from presets, so all good!

@Christoph-Hart and @hisefilo thanks for that i'll check it out but seems to be what i am looking for.

@Christoph-Hart
cannot get it working. Compiles, runs but onController never gets executed.

This is what I did:
Changed HardcodedMidiProcessor to HardcodedScriptProcessor because does not exist.
Changed Modulator for LfoModulator since Modulator does not have setIntensity

class IntensityForwarder: public hise::HardcodedScriptProcessor { public: /** Set the name and default ID of the processor. */ SET_PROCESSOR_NAME("IntensityForwarder", "IntensityForwarder", "IntensityForwarder"); IntensityForwarder(MainController* mc, const String& id, const String& modId): HardcodedScriptProcessor(mc, id, mc->getMainSynthChain()) { modToUse = dynamic_cast<LfoModulator*>(ProcessorHelpers::getFirstProcessorWithName(mc->getMainSynthChain(), modId)); jassert(modToUse != nullptr); // Add one slider that will forward the value to the intensity. Content.addKnob("modIntensity", 100, 100); } // add all callbacks void onControl(var c, var value) { std::cout << "on Control" << std::endl; modToUse->setIntensity((float)value); } private: WeakReference<LfoModulator> modToUse; JUCE_DECLARE_WEAK_REFERENCEABLE(IntensityForwarder); };

then I had to build it using add, instead of create

builder.add<IntensityForwarder>(new IntensityForwarder(mc, "IntensityForwarder1", "LfoGain"), mc->getMainSynthChain(), raw::IDs::Chains::Midi);

and lately conected it using this:

sliderForwarder.connect("IntensityForwarder1"); template <int ParameterIndex> class StrippedSlider : public hise::HiSlider, public ControlledObject { public: StrippedSlider(MainController* mc, const String& name) : HiSlider(name), ControlledObject(mc) { raw::Pool pool(mc, true); // flaf.setFilmstripImage(pool.loadImage("Strip.png"), 100); flaf.setFilmstripImage(pool.loadImage("StripBigNew.png"), 64); flaf.setScaleFactor(0.3); setName(name); setSliderStyle(Slider::RotaryHorizontalVerticalDrag); setLookAndFeel(&flaf); setTextBoxStyle(Slider::NoTextBox, false, 0, 0); } ~StrippedSlider() { connection = nullptr; } void connect(const String& id) { auto p = ProcessorHelpers::getFirstProcessorWithName(getMainController()->getMainSynthChain(), id); setup(p, ParameterIndex, Slider::getName()); connection = new raw::UIConnection::Slider<ParameterIndex>(this, getMainController(), id); setLookAndFeel(&flaf); } bool tempoSyncMode = false; FilmstripLookAndFeel flaf; ScopedPointer<raw::UIConnection::Slider<ParameterIndex>> connection;

@Christoph-Hart was trying like that but using mainSynthChain instead of modulator. Thanks a lot Christoph

@Christoph-Hart that worked!!!!!!! Do u have all of your codebase in your head??? Man u are a genius

@hisefilo Sounds great, well done! :)

@d-healey Linux still have a future 😛

@ustk Sir, Is This Ready To Use?
Any Examples Is Much Appreciated

UPDATE: I added a new method to MacroConnectionListener virtual void macroLoadedFromValueTree(int macroIndex, float value){} which I call when a new value tree is loaded for the macros. My custom component calls setMacroControl on the sliderValueChanged callback, and updates the slider value on the macroLoadedFromValueTree callback.

To watch the parameter, I search for the first parameter for that macro index and set up a parameter watcher, converting the NormalisableRange to a linear 0 to 1 value in the callback.

Since parameters can change with every preset, I set that parameter watcher up at the same time macroLoadedFromValueTree is called making sure to dispatch to the MessageManager for any repaints.

It's not as convenient as a UIConnection class, but it works.

@ustk I'd like to do this ideally from a DSP parameter with a unidirectional connection... Or better, is there a way to make a connection directly from a core.peak node, that would be killer :)

EDIT: I just realized that for my needs I will still need a timer, so it's not advantageous compared to drawing with Hise script...

Please ignore this, I made a bad pull request which included other changes you don't need. The pull request should be closed now.

@Christoph-Hart will try it!!

@d-healey Yes of course. but it is so lacking in hise that I would like to see it everywhere ^^

@Christoph-Hart Ok so I went a bit further by using the parameter index only:

hise::raw::UIConnection::Slider<0> lfoConnection;

But the slider is updating only when changing the frequency parameter of the DSP:

rawtest.gif

I don't know if it's related but there's no unidirectional connection yet (I'm struggling with that too 🙄 )

EDIT:
the finality would be to draw anything in the panel base on the listened value. But since the UIConnection offers Slider and buttons like component only (I tried a VuMeter but creating my own class is too hard), I have no idea how to simply paint in the panel based on a unidirectional value without a concrete example to be honest...

@coreyu21 oh i cant wait for this