Complete crash of Hise with this script

[MikeB]

Thanks for looking at this again
It doesn't matter what I put in front of ".getValue() it always returns the error "Unknown function 'getValue'!
I have tried everything - nothing works

I think I can't reference the sampleSelector because it doesn't exist yet.

And that is already correct there are 12 kits and 10 samples per kit
The ComboBox select the Kit 1-12
The Knob (1-12) select the samples

[d.healey]

@MikeB said in Complete crash of Hise with this script:

doesn't matter what I put in front of ".getValue()

It definitely matters. You're obviously putting the wrong thing :p

What have you tried?

[MikeB]

@d-healey please see the snippet and the screenshot above

it is built exactly like in your "scripting efficient" video

There is a ComboBox that calls one of 12 knobs
The called knob calls one of 10 samples

and loads them into the AudioLoopPlayer

The file path is dynamic - both the kit (1-12) and the sample in it (1-10)

{PROJECT_FOLDER}kit "+value+"/"+inst[value]);

[d.healey]

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[Lindon]

@MikeB said in Complete crash of Hise with this script:

Thanks for looking at this again
It doesn't matter what I put in front of ".getValue() it always returns the error "Unknown function 'getValue'!
I have tried everything - nothing works

as Dave says - it does matter - you need to put a reference to a control in there...

clearly you havent tried everything because Im pretty sure this would work for example:

Content.getComponent("KitSelector1").getValue();

I think I can't reference the sampleSelector because it doesn't exist yet.

what makes you thing this?

• do you understand how event processing works? Do you understand how the init callback gets executed?

And that is already correct there are 12 kits and 10 samples per kit
The ComboBox select the Kit 1-12
The Knob (1-12) select the samples

[d.healey]

Like this:

inline function onknbSampleSelector1_KitControl(component, value)
{
    local index = mySampleSelectors.indexOf(component);
        Console.print("{PROJECT_FOLDER}kit"+index+"/"+inst[value]);
}

??

[MikeB]

@d-healey Thanks David - that works

Now I still lack the understanding for part 2

The sample should be selected analog to the value of the visible knob
At the moment "sample01.wav" is always selected although the knob has value 6 e.g.

If I call Kit 3 the knob has the value 6 for example.
Sample 6 should be loaded now.

[d.healey]

I don't see anywhere in your script where you are loading sample maps, I don't even see any references to samplers, just a loop player. Is it the loop player you want to load a sample into?

[Lindon]

@MikeB -lost the will..

here...

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[MikeB]

@Lindon said in Complete crash of Hise with this script:

clearly you havent tried everything because Im pretty sure this would work for example:

Content.getComponent("KitSelector1").getValue();

Thanks Lindon,
Unfortunately it does not - that was the first thing I tried.
And yes I am not as stupid as I seem to you.

I already got it running a week ago. But in a classic way with about 100 lines of code and a lot of repetitions.
Now I wanted to shorten the whole thing to a few lines after David's video.

And here I still have my problems.
Because as David says in his videos it is not always clearly understandable.

[d.healey]

If part 1 is solved I think the only thing you need to do is load your sample into the loop player, I think you use the setFile() function for this.

[MikeB]

@Lindon
@d-healey

Ok - convinced

That is even shorter
I still have a lot to learn.
Thank you very much - now I can finally sleep again,
after watching all of David's videos again the last few nights.

As I said, I think more visually than auditorily.
A picture tells me more than 100 words.

I will now analyse this for the time being and
see where my mistake was.

Once again many thanks to both of you