Sampler oneshot mode in scripting

[Lindon]

MAAAN! I cant WAIT for the new documentation!!!

I want to set a sampler into one shot mode (and back again) in my script:

TheSamplersAsSamplers[0].setAttribute(TheSamplersAsSamplers[0].OneShot,0);

Can anyone tell me the correct attribute name?

I looked in XML

<Processor Type="StreamingSampler" ID="mySampler" Bypassed="1" Gain="0.0"
                       Balance="0.0" VoiceLimit="256.0" KillFadeTime="20.0" IconColour="0"
                       PreloadSize="8192.0" BufferSize="4096.0" VoiceAmount="256.0"
                       SamplerRepeatMode="3.0" RRGroupAmount="1.0" PitchTracking="1.0"
                       OneShot="1.0" CrossfadeGroups="0.0" Purged="0.0" Reversed="0.0"
                       NumChannels="1" UseStaticMatrix="0.0" Group0Table="" Group1Table=""
                       Group2Table="" Group3Table="" Group4Table="" Group5Table="" Group6Table=""
                       Group7Table="" SampleMapID="myMap">
              <ChildProcessors>

which makes it look like it should be "OneShot" but that give this:

Interface:! Warning: undefined parameter 0

[David Healey]

@Lindon You can right-click a module's header and select Dump Parameter ID and Values to see all available options.

For the sampler

sampler0: (StreamingSampler) - Parameter dump: 
	[0]: "Gain" | 1.00
	[1]: "Balance" | 0.00
	[2]: "VoiceLimit" | 128.00
	[3]: "KillFadeTime" | 20.00
	[4]: "PreloadSize" | 8192.00
	[5]: "BufferSize" | 4096.00
	[6]: "VoiceAmount" | 256.00
	[7]: "RRGroupAmount" | 8.00
	[8]: "SamplerRepeatMode" | 3.00
	[9]: "PitchTracking" | 1.00
	[10]: "OneShot" | 0.00
	[11]: "CrossfadeGroups" | 0.00
	[12]: "Purged" | 0.00
	[13]: "Reversed" | 0.00
	[14]: "UseStaticMatrix" | 0.00
	[15]: "LowPassEnvelopeOrder" | 0.00
	[16]: "Timestretching" | -1.00

[David Healey]

@Lindon said in Sampler oneshot mode in scritping:

Interface:! Warning: undefined parameter 0

Just tested, sampler needs to be of ChildSynth type.

[Lindon]

@David-Healey thanks yeah spent another go round in the source to uncover this too.. thank you.