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If it were added to the image component, webp would be a much better choice.
You can already import a stitched image, or you can load in individual frames of a gif, then simply play through them using a timer (use the panel component for this).
If you don't need to have other components on top of the gif, you can also use a WebView (no other HISE component can be rendered on top of the webview), and then you can import gifs, webp (way better) etc.
@Chazrox is it one project/network or all projects?
@VirtualVirgin Nope, just a HISEism
@pcs800 There are two methods, both require scripting. The first is to have two knobs, one in tempo sync mode, and one in time mode, both connected to delay, and you just show one of them at a time.
The second method is to use a single knob and dynamically change its properties when the user switches modes.
@pcs800 Being filters I suspect the range is 20Hz - 20kHz
@pcs800 your code is getting crazy now 
go watch the scripting 101 video if you haven't
Wait you already did.
You never need to write on init. Just remove that bit and put the set attribute stuff within your callback - the callback is triggered when the knob is moved and that's when you want to change the value in the effect
@pcs800 said in Linking knobs together via a button:
Line 3, column 4: Found identifier when expecting ';'
That tells you that you are missing a semi-colon, probably on line 2
This needs to go in on init
const var Delay1 = Synth.getEffect("Delay1");
This needs to go within the control callback. It takes two parameters, the first parameter is the property you want to set (in this case DelayTimeLeft), the second parameter is the value you want to set that property to, you've put 0.00 but you want to use the knob's value, so put value there instead.
Delay1.setAttribute(Delay1.DelayTimeLeft, 0.00);
@pcs800 said in Linking knobs together via a button:
I am struggling to figure out how to assign processorid and parameterid in the code editor.
Use .setAttribute to set the module parameters directly from the control callback.
First you need to get a reference to the module (right click the header and select create generic script reference).
Then in the callback you can call something like myModule.setAttribute(myModule.parameterName, value);
To find out the parameterName you can again right-click the module header and select dump Parameter IDs and values.
