StarKnobNoiseMaskLayerFixed.gif

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

@JC Hey i actually got the moonbase module to work in juce 6..
took David's advice and messed around with Claude and got it to work.

little tricky for me but its working. I Havent shipped anything yet though--Hopefully soon.

@jeffd

So i got a notarized .pkg working of the .hr files. still need to test more but i got them into the plugin's own per-user app-data folder. Then when the plug-in opens and installs the samples it can also auto-delete the .hr files right after extracting. And no gatekeeper quarantine from macos. Ill have to do the same on pc and create .exe for the .hr files to match. but perhaps this will be best. less confusing for people i imagine?

@Oli-Ullmann Yes a vm is the way to go if you don't have a mac

@David-Healey payload is good.

Oh ok, I didn't know. I do it right now.

i had to set eh latency upto 80ms, for the sample to sync. inside flstudio and reaper

@David-Healey Thank you. It compiled and worked just fine.

@Chazrox Never used them, sorry.

@dannytaurus Oh nice one! 👍