Arpeggiator Presets
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 @Casey-Kolb Ok I'm real close  Just need to figure out how to get the sliderpacks to store their values properly, I'm getting in a mess - SP's are super confusing! "ARPDATA" : { local arppitcharray = []; "ARPPITCH" : for (i = 0; i < SliderPack4.getNumSliders(); i++) { arpitcharray = SliderPack4.getSliderValueAt(i)); } }
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 @DanH Is that a loop and a local variable declaration inside an object? 
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 @d-healey yup! 
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 @DanH That's a new level of crazy, I wish you luck :p 
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 So you are telling us that the thing you typed there actually works and doesn't deinstall HISE when you try to compile it like it's supposed to do :) 
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 @Christoph-Hart I think I'm into triple figures for crashes today! 
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 @d-healey Thanks, I've smoothed it out a bit. I have no idea how to work with objects. I can sometimes save the sliderpack arrays to the json files, but I can't get them to ever load back in. const var SaveOk3 = Content.getComponent("SaveOk3"); inline function onSaveOk3Control(component, value) { if (value) { local presetName3 = PresetNameToSave3.get("text"); PresetHandler3.savePresetFile(presetName3, getControlValues3()); SavePreset3.setValue(false); SavePreset3.changed(); populatePresetList3(); { for (i = 0; i < 16; i++) SliderPack5SAVEData[i] = SliderPack5.getSliderValueAt(i); } { for (i = 0; i < 16; i++) SliderPack4SAVEData[i] = SliderPack4.getSliderValueAt(i); } } }; inline function onSaveCancel3Control(component, value) { SavePreset3.setValue(false); SavePreset3.changed(); }; inline function getControlValues3() { return { "ARPITCHDATA" : SliderPack4SAVEData, "ARPLENGTHDATA" : SliderPack5SAVEData }; } inline function setControlValues3(data) { for (i = 0; i < 16; i++) { SliderPack4[i].setSliderAtIndex(i, ARPITCHDATA[i]); } for (i = 0; i < 16; i++) { SliderPack5[i].setSliderAtIndex(i, ARPLENGTHDATA[i]); } } }
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 @DanH said in Arpeggiator Presets: I have no idea how to work with objects https://www.w3schools.com/js/js_objects.asp { for (i = 0; i < 16; i++) SliderPack5SAVEData[i] = SliderPack5.getSliderValueAt(i); } { for (i = 0; i < 16; i++) SliderPack4SAVEData[i] = SliderPack4.getSliderValueAt(i); }You have an unhealthy obsession with superfluous curly braces. I'm going to make a video for you right now, hang tight. 
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 @d-healey okay thanks! 
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 @DanH HD version is taking ages to process, hopefully it's done by the time you return. 
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 @d-healey Thanks, very helpful :) I can get my knob values saved into objects and restored all ok. Just the sliderpacks that confuse the bollox out of me. 
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 @DanH Make a simple example that takes the value of each of the sliderpacks sliders and puts them in an array. Or a simpler solution might be to use a slider pack data object. 
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 @d-healey I can get the values into an array. I then need to get them into an object and then back into the sliderpacks.... 
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 I can get the values into an array. Can you get them out of the array and back into the sliderpack (ignoring the object part at the moment)? 
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 @d-healey yup 
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 @DanH Can you access an array that is inside an object? 
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 @d-healey yup 
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 @DanH So which part are you missing? 
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 @d-healey how to fit it into the system I'm using to save the arp presets. Let me have another go 
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 @DanH Make a simple snippet that saves one slider pack into an array and writes it to a json file and reloads it. That will give us something to work with. 


