Default Value Bug affecting ARM Macs
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Occurring on M4 running Sequoia 15.2, Xcode 16.2, current develop build (happens on older builds, too).
HiseSnippet 850.3ocsU0sSTDCEtEnnr9STiO.S7JzXL6BqKPTCHKftQA23fF8JRYZG1lsS6jocPVMdiwmGeE7Yw2.uv60S6LvrqrB5l3bwjb94qmud9qcyzQbiQmgv01cPJGguLIbfx1qcOpPg5rABeUx1TikmETnZ8AoTigyPX7zOwo.O2LH+22Wccpjph3UpPnWqEQ7mKRD1JscW6YBobKJiuqHYHuatVmHspsVpyA9LMoNJkF0md.eGpysoHnmRM8P36Ppe+Vb9RKFyXzEWj0pUqUVdklqzfFWuIc+FsVo4BMWZgkWJFgmcSlvpyBsTK2fvyrtlMHrm9cph.7ZgQruj6DZfBgHWndKsj4thNsn18DRV2iSTFDbJcqRaSWj1tIYaASbh9pz207FBpPLbBDO0nza5QnWi+D8FCkvCQoYJnz0IgQYhTakEGetDoiBplwTnNMLUJ7Eg+AosFbPYuWBsOeqLP3D.y2pd86F.+t8CpUCJUFavgzrfmoz62H3QAGC7.tssNIUq.g4uk25sbHhyUQVgVEnU6ns7Wnl+109Ps4p8wZA+to33wZyEgLsTxyFqYW6T1YAbdUdx97r6BzVlyOwQHkMZcX1+t5PTwEdHG0pNJg8Eo7R4ytQBUlwb0uRFBtZ8UuqVV8BkBFOCIfC4BDetD4Ie0XyQOD8pNaPsziOF3DgnjxyrB2kAuA+PXHrnoXNxFbSeqN06aYQBgux4FzipBnXsAUBucMicfK0Lq2QThfwj7tZivk5GdU.rDIMT7dOy+vM+xS916+7pIir.4ql73XwQ9Q8XgLwXAxzIA1.fv2f7JCOfwio4RafoO.TJT84rc0d+emfYgcCD7mfSpGWbPOqS5g9ENmZ1.lJ0rbI0N5npagVoAG4Gd9vMDnfK0fgW38OL+V+Lme+ao30IcE1ndimiSMFNB8D+O3X4VuqP1LNlGYqH3Ljsdyjth6bB+K04Vg5fsoPWAziP1IOIDdoHhCQWo3RiqdOkappPttS1kAB4JlW3mvWowFNYbowFGaDkPixz6EULK51qdQuFfSJ+aPyAOFBxAmZHD4Z7E6EEM5QcJfKLo.WbRA1bRAd+IEXqIE3RSJvkOeftWgebtUmTL1fPa2cS+RSLdSEE5.8cqneAC18cCB
- double click the slider to reset the value to default. While the UI value reads 0, the actual component value is off, like a floating point value is getting lost in translation.
It doesn't occur at a stepsize of 1, only .01 and .001.
Not seeing this problem on an Intel machine running the same HISE version. Is anyone else encountering this on Apple Silicon, or did I just forget to set something in the native ARM build?
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@Goodflow It does the same when editing parameter range in scriptnode, just typing
0
and enter sets the value to the smallest floating number instead of real0
. This shouldn't be a problem but it's looking weird...