@dannytaurus said in Check Latency broken on latest develop build?:

If you could do all that at runtime, that would be coo

Was that person doing it at run time or before export?

@Jeetender You can use setLatencySamples() to report the latency amount to the host, so it can compensate.

https://docs.hise.dev/scripting/scripting-api/engine/index.html#setlatencysamples

However, I think the tool to measure the latency of your plugin is currently broken.

Tools > Check latency of signal chain

https://forum.hise.audio/topic/14245/check-latency-broken-on-latest-develop-build?_=1783032811243

@resonant Thanks bro! 🙏 ⚡

@David-Healey Dang. Shame they don't have a time-limited demo or something.

@duma Correct

@HISEnberg Alright man, Thanks!!

@digi I can add this. 'Gradient Rotation offset'. I'll push this when I get home tonight.

@griffinboy 195?! Release the kraken! haha 🔥 🔥

@dannytaurus

I tried to load a 'duo-tone' svg with Base64SVG and this is the result?

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SVG file:

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Am I doing something wrong or not understanding something?

UPDATE: Plugin Storefronts now use Webview for smoother experience

Plugin Storefonts have been updated to use the same Webview model as the validation system. Now you can display your products directly in your plugin.

To implement is easy:

Firstly, you will need to make sure you have atleast 1 product created and live in your account.

Secondly, you will need to setup your Website/Storefront Credentials & Support Credentials.

Once that is complete, find the Plugin Storefront Package is in the TOOLS section of your Developer Account and open.
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Scroll Down and you will see the HISE Storefront Package Generator. Enter your GUI Height & Width and download the package. Unzip and place the SoundSyncStorfront folder in your HISE projects "Scripts" folder.
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Open your project and use 1 simple include line to generate the entire package in your project.

include("SoundSyncStorefront/Runtime/SoundSyncStorefrontRuntime.js");

Then your branded Plugin Storefront window will be present. It will pull your logo, brand colors, store name, products, support etc all from your Website/Storefront/Support pages in the developer account.

Public Catalog View:
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Customer Product View:
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It makes for a pretty dope Storefront inside your plugin!

All the best,

Aaron

@Lindon
I second that! :-)

@David-Healey Give it a try and let us know.

@David-Healey Please check your dms for me

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Heres the fix:

MyKnobLaf.registerFunction("drawRotarySlider", function(g, obj) { var a = obj.area; var range = obj.max - obj.min; var stableSize = a[2] * (1.0 - 2.0 * 0.15); var ox = a[0] + (a[2] - stableSize) / 2; var oy = a[1] + (a[2] - stableSize) / 2; var cx = ox + stableSize / 2; var cy = oy + stableSize / 2; var sw = stableSize / 200.0; var startOffset = 2.5; var totalSweep = 2.0 * startOffset; var endOffset = -startOffset + totalSweep * (obj.value - obj.min) / range; var cStarBody3Top = 0xffFF0000; var cStarBody3Bot = 0xff00FBFF; var cStarBody3Outline = 0xfa000000; var starBody3Size = stableSize * 0.76; var starBody3X = cx - starBody3Size * 0.5; var starBody3Y = cy - starBody3Size * 0.5; var starBody3Static = Content.createPath(); starBody3Static.addStar([0.5, 0.5], 3, 0.13, 0.5, 0); starBody3Static.roundCorners(1); var starBody3StaticBounds = starBody3Static.getBounds(starBody3Size).translated(starBody3X, starBody3Y); var starBody3Star = Content.createPath(); starBody3Star.addStar([0.5, 0.5], 6, 0.05, 0.6, endOffset); starBody3Star.roundCorners(1); var starBody3RotBounds = starBody3Star.getBounds(starBody3Size).translated(starBody3X, starBody3Y); // PASS 1: gradient fill g.beginLayer(false); g.setGradientFill([cStarBody3Top, cx, starBody3Y, cStarBody3Bot, cx, starBody3Y + starBody3Size, false]); g.fillPath(starBody3Star, starBody3RotBounds); g.endLayer(); // PASS 2: noise — use full obj.area so noise fills behind mask cleanly g.beginLayer(false); g.applyMask(starBody3Star, starBody3RotBounds, false); g.rotate(endOffset, [cx, cy]); g.addNoise({"alpha": 0.3, "monochromatic": true, "area": [a[0], a[1], a[2] * 2, a[3] * 2]}); g.rotate(-endOffset, [cx, cy]); g.endLayer(); // PASS 3: outline g.beginLayer(false); g.setColour(cStarBody3Outline); g.drawPath(starBody3Star, starBody3RotBounds, 3.06 * sw); g.endLayer(); });

@observantsound You can use both references at the same time. Just use the one that works for the bypass, and the other for your sampler job

What I said might work, but do as @David-Healey said it's better implementation even if the reference are the same behind the scene 👍

Update: I bowed out gracefully.....for now lol

Not gonna lie I‘ve made this exact mistake about three times in my life already without help from a robot…

I think you can probably do it using the MidiAutomationHandler: https://docs.hise.dev/scripting/scripting-api/midiautomationhandler/index.html

@David-Healey ok thank you