Parametric EQ in UI

toxonic

@toxonic Okay, one more question: At the moment, the border areas of the floating tile are not used to display the eq curve. I guess, this is due to the size of the drag points, used to set the filter frequency / gain / q.

Is it possible, to set the size of the border areas and / or the drag points in the properties somehow?

Christoph Hart

@toxonic No but you can override the entire appearance of that FloatingTile with a custom LookAndFeel object.

toxonic

@Christoph-Hart Ok, i fear, that's not that trivial...?
I found some information in the HISE documentation (Look and Feel Customisation), but i stuck on, how i can apply that on a floating tile.
I think, i have to create a reference to the floating tile and a custom look and feel class like this?

const var FloatingTile1 = Content.getComponent("FloatingTile1");
const var laf = Engine.createGlobalScriptLookAndFeel();�

But how to go on? As i said, i'm trying to change the border and the drag points....
Any hints on that?

d.healey

@toxonic Use local look and feel instead of global.

Here's a video about look and feel (this was made before we had local laf but the same principles apply)

toxonic

@d-healey Wonderful, i'll have a look at this! Thanks! :-)

toxonic

@d-healey @Christoph-Hart
I tried to implement some spects of the video and had a little success, but at some point, when i work in the function, trying to change the font or colour, HISE starts to behave odd, freezes or the whole system freezes.... that's quite annoying. Someone else experienced that? (Linux Mint 20.3 / most recent dev-branch of HISE).
Also when i try to trace the object like this....

ontent.makeFrontInterface(600, 600);
const var laf = Engine.createGlobalScriptLookAndFeel();

laf.registerFunction("drawFilterDragHandle", function(g, obj)
{

	 Console.print(trace(obj));
});�

... HISE is getting unbelievable slow and i can't scroll through the console anymore.
Any ideas?

d.healey

@toxonic Use local look and feel. Global look and feel should only be used for global elements (like dialog boxes) it's also super dodgy - when there is a compile error the global laf will break until you restart HISE.

Christoph Hart

Console.print(trace(obj));

You're hammering the console with a big JSON object 30 times a second. That is the cause of the slowdown. Right click on the console -> clear then you're back in Snappyland.

toxonic

@d-healey How can i implement local look and feel? I fear, i don't know, what you mean...

A Former User

@toxonic

//make a local LAF object

const var myButtonLAF = Content.createLocalLookAndFeel();

//register the function for it (same as regular LAF)
//this example is for a button, so use "drawToggleButton"

myButtonLAF.registerFunction("drawToggleButton", function(g, obj) 
{
	//do LAF stuff
	var a = obj.area;

	if (obj.over)
		g.setColour(Colours.lightblue);
	else
		g.setColour(Colours.blue);
	
	g.fillRoundedRectangle(a, 2.0);
	
	g.setColour(Colours.white);
	g.setFont("Arial", 12.0);
	g.drawAlignedText(obj.text, a, "centred");
});

//assign it to our button(s)
//only assigned GUI elements will inherit this LAF style

myButton.setLocalLookAndFeel(myButtonLAF);

toxonic

@iamlamprey Ah, okay... i'll try that tomorrow! Tank you for your quick reply!

toxonic

@iamlamprey Thanks, that was helpful, but i still have problems, understanding how things work.
I use

loclaf.registerFunction("drawFilterDragHandle", function(g, obj)

to change the filter drag handles of a floating tile in "DraggableFilterPanel" Mode.
But for example

g.setFont("FreeSerif", 11.0);

doesn't change the font at all.
Also i added a rectangle...

g.drawRect(obj.area, 3);

... which surprisingly was visible (i mean, i'm working just on drag handles), but vanished again, after i added:

g.drawAlignedText(obj.text, a, "centered");

I really have problems to dig into that topic and the documentation lacks a bit in this regard.

orange

@toxonic Below is an example of drawFilterPath. It would be great if anyone share examples of the other functions . The available functions are:

"drawTableHeaderColumn"
"drawFilterDragHandle"
"drawFilterBackground"
"drawFilterPath"
"drawFilterGridLines"
"drawAnalyserBackground"
"drawAnalyserPath"
"drawAnalyserGrid"
"drawOscilloscopeBackground"
"drawOscilloscopePath"

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toxonic

@orange Great, thank you! :-) Could you give me an example how to resize the Filter Handle and change it's font and colour this way?

orange

@toxonic Here you go :)

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You can see the properties from here:

- added laf methods to filter drag overlay and filter graph · christophhart/HISE@6e5c862

The open source framework for sample based instruments - - added laf methods to filter drag overlay and filter graph · christophhart/HISE@6e5c862

GitHub (github.com)

hi_scripting/scripting/api/ScriptingGraphics.cpp
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toxonic

@orange Oh, man, you really helped me a lot. Now i see, that the order of these g. arguments is crucial and g.colour sets the coulour of the following g. argument.... Sorry, i hope you got me, don't know how to express that..
however, million thanks, dude! :-)

orange

@toxonic You're welcome. I suggest watching @d-healey videos. There are really great tutorial videos in David's channel.

This video about the Paint Routines that are used with the Look And Feel functions (with small modifications): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZjRRcOmTtqI

toxonic

@orange Yeah, I've seen some of the videos of @d-healey , they are really a great ressource, but I didn't see the one you suggested. I'll look into it... :-)

Parametric EQ in UI

- added laf methods to filter drag overlay and filter graph · christophhart/HISE@6e5c862

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