Keyboard(s) Paint Routine Inline Function

d.healey

That video is out of date now, you should probably be using LAF for this.

crd

@d-healey Is it possible using LAF to display separate keyboards with separate sample map ranges?

I used the paint routine to get around using Engine.SetKeyColour. .isNoteNumberMapped allows for showing more than one sample map at a time.

crd

@ulrik hm.. I get the idea. I'll see what I can do with it. I'm not sure how routing the midi will work with MPE enabled instruments. Thanks !

d.healey

@crd I think you can use isNoteNumberMapped within laf

crd

@d-healey Got it. Thanks. I will give it a go.

crd

@d-healey ~~What is the laf function to call? draw___?~~

Sorry -- I see: "drawWhiteNote", "drawBlackNote"

crd

It seems like paint routines are still the only way to have multiple keyboards with separate sample map ranges shown. Unless there is some way to assign "Engine.setKeyColour" to a specific floating tile LaF keyboard that I am missing.

d.healey

Unfortunately it seems the parentName property of the notes isn't populated - @Christoph-Hart

If it was you could query which floating tile the key belonged to and colour it differently.

At the moment the only other way I can think to differentiate between them is by setting the key width differently for each one.

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crd

@ulrik

Is there a way to trigger a note in a specific sampler with code directly? That way works but breaks MPE...

ulrik

@crd Sorry I don't know how to do that

d.healey

When the keyboard's useFlatStyle property is set to true the keyboard has a transparent background. However I notice that there is a line at the bottom and a shadow at the top. How can these be removed?

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crd

@d-healey setting "DefaultAppearance" to false gets rid of the lower line. I'm not sure if that helps...

I ended up using a paint routine instead of the floating tile approach.

d.healey

@crd said in Keyboard(s) Paint Routine Inline Function:

setting "DefaultAppearance" to false gets rid of the lower line. I'm not sure if that helps...

Still shows up here, just moves down a bit.

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