This script processor has a network that consumes the parameters

[d.healey]

Trying to add a combo box with a control callback to my scriptFX (that also has a network). What does this message mean and how do I get rid of it? :D

This script processor has a network that consumes the parameters

[modularsamples]

@d-healey I ran into the same message, but under different circumstances, my combobox is selecting UI elements..

I guess you've figured it out by now, but what cleared it up for me was exporting the preset as snippet and then importing it, after that the message was gone.

[d.healey]

@modularsamples Yeah I ran into this again yesterday and can't remember how I solved it :p

[Christoph Hart]

@d-healey A scriptFX will forward the parameter callbacks to the DspNetworks parameters by default so that combobox callback will not be executed and this message is supposed to save you some brain cells. You can use DspNetwork. setForwardControlsToParameters(false) to deactivate this and implement the callbacks for your scripted UI elements.

[Adam_G]

@Christoph-Hart i tired using this in the onInit but got an error

"Interface:! Unknown function 'setForwardControlsToParameters' {SW50ZXJmYWNlfG9uSW5pdCgpfDEzM3w3fDQy}
: onInit() - Line 7, column 42 {SW50ZXJmYWNlfG9uSW5pdCgpfDEzM3w3fDQy}"

Does this command go some where specific?

@modularsamples unfortunately exporting as a snippet and reimporting did not work for me

[Adam_G]

@d-healey any recollection how you figured this one out?

[Christoph Hart]

@argon Use the solution I posted above. And don't type in DspNetwork.xxx but use your object name instead:

const var dsp = Engine.createDspNetwork("whatever");
dsp.setForwardControlsToParameter(true);

[Adam_G]

@Christoph-Hart thanks so much, that set me on the right path. it works now :)

[HISEnberg]

@Christoph-Hart I think I am missing something but this won't work for me.

The "whatever" here is just the name of the scriptFx correct (whatever we named the xml file)?

** Edit: Something strange with how the project was set up. There is something buggy about this feature that I can't quite put my finger on. Does the scriptnode have to be compiled to dll first? I solved the issue but I can't say exactly how. This has happened to me numerous times in the past.