NEAT Player Source Code
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I'm all for sharing code! I think your license is too restrictive to be worthwhile making the source code publicly available though.
You cannot:
Re-use or re-purpose any of the NEAT Player content,
And the contents of your ScriptProcessors folder will give me nightmares. :p
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@d-healey Where did you find that bit of license? I don't even remember making that so I'm more than happy to change it
Yeh the subfolder could use a clean up tbh... the other 157 something versions probably dont work
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@iamlamprey Oh the EULA... I'll fix that up
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@iamlamprey Okay the restrictions now only apply to redistribution of images/samples/hr1 files etc :)
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@iamlamprey That's a very nice gesture, thanks for sharing :)
However I'm unable to load it, it makes HISE crash on start. I'll run a debug later to see what's going on
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@Matt_SF I crash fairly often too, there's likely an issue with the way im using expansions I think, or my scriptnode patches... if you notice anything in the debug please let me know :) had some users emailing me reporting init crashing last few days as well
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@iamlamprey I launched quickly a debug session and this is what VS is showing :
jassert (referencedObject != nullptr); // null pointer method call! ... juce::ReferenceCountedObjectPtr<scriptnode::parameter::dynamic_base>::operator->I don't know what that means... Maybe it points to a null object ? Is there a problem with this parameter ? You could try to delete the scriptFX which contains this parameter and see if that changes something in your plugin.
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@Matt_SF Yeah I figured it'd be one of my scriptnode patches, since I made them before the new_layout merge
I'll get to deleting ;) cheers
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@iamlamprey said in NEAT Player Source Code:
since I made them before the new_layout merge
Ah yes, better rebuild them new_layout style :D
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this is awesome, im learning so much from it. thank you @iamlamprey for sharing. its really well done.
i also am trying out your final NEAT Player plugin and see some really cool knobs on the FX panels. How did you make them?? its driving me crazy haha. i love the way the animations are multiple stages and interact. is it lottie?? or does anyone else know?
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@Adam_G No problem
the FX are just SVG's that are converted to Path data using the Tools -> Convert SVG to Path Data, I use Affinity Designer for all vector stuff -
i'll also add: anyone reading this source code should look at the SampleLoopControls branch, as that's the most recent one
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@iamlamprey wow :astonished_face: i had no idea you could do things like warp and stretch the objects with painting. ill have to dig more for some examples
