@Christoph-Hart I need to do some perspective graphics so I turned to it and it's studly simple to get stuff done using threeJS.

I did, however, write a simple 3d renderer in HISE that leverages the Graphics API to draw stuff. It takes in camera data and spits out the world as defined. It can be dynamic, too.

Before I go off the deep end and end up using small short lines to create everything that's not a line, I thought I'd explore this, because I need to do non-affine transforms to paths, i.e. I need to draw them using 4 points, like the quadrilateral, as rectangles stretch when rendered in projection, and in searching through the JUCE docs I didn't find anything that points to a possibility of this. There's also nothing in the HISE source code (it's obviously not in the AffineTransforms class).

Unless you have an idea how to do this using the tools that are here, or know how you would implement drawProjectedPath(4PointArray).

Additionally, if you had some script code, remember to adjust some elements of the code, which could otherwise be the cause of parameter- or UIcomponent- breakage.
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Replace the scriptFX node name in getEffect by the hardcodedmasterfx node name.
And replace the scriptFX parameter name by the name of the parameter you see when clicking on the hardcodedmasterFX node.

@pede thank you this is really helpful. I will def use this.

@Xearox73 This is awesome. Works great. Thank you so much

@d-healey reading up on that now! 🙏

@Sawatakashi if standalone inputs were possible, I see how you could ship a standalone HISE app to an embedded Linux device and pack it all into a pedal or a rack device.

@d-healey I think it was a glitch and it didn't work. It works now.

All we have to do is completely unload the old network that contains the custom network and select it directly from the list. This method is much better, congratulations @Christoph-Hart

I used to avoid clicking the unload network button before, but now it seems like this button will be used a lot haha :)

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@orange A different approach, Thank you!

Slight update. I've merged the configs from the faust and non-faust exporters into a single exporter - like it is for the other platforms.

For example, you can now use CONFIG=ReleaseWithFaust

@yall One file per zone.

Super mega necro pro-tip: auval doesn't show the full list when run over ssh!! You have to be sitting in front of the machine or over remote desktop.

@Christoph-Hart I understand it's probably a pain to implement, but in Kontakt you can load or unload samples and it doesn't stop playback, so it is a small deviation from what people are used to.

@d-healey ok great, documentation is a little confused :)

@d-healey thanks man, i figured out it was my settings script causing it to crash. working now :)

@VirtualVirgin I see.

I think what you'll need to do is in your sort function you will check what the value of a and b are and use that to determine the sort function to use, and you could create sort functions as a separate inline function to keep things organised - I haven't tested this idea.

const chordTypes = ["maj", "min", "aug", "dim", "sus4", "chromatic", "other"]; dataTable.setTableSortFunction(function(a, b) { if (chordTypes.contains(a) && chordTypes.contains(b)) return sortByChordType(a, b); // etc. return defaultSorting(a, b); // Default fallback }); inline function defaultSorting(a, b) { if (a < b) return -1; return a > b; } inline function sortByChordType(a, b) { // Your chord type sorting goes here. }

@d-healey Amazing! Thanks :) I posted this before realizing they didn't work in expansions. But maybe that can be fixed

@Mighty23 Does a VST3 version work on Mac? Have you set the plugin code?

@Christoph-Hart Adding -fno-strict-aliasing to the compiler flags makes the multipage dialogs show up again.

I think it's something to do with the way the std:bind is being used in these macros, I think it's confusing the optimisation system.

#define BIND_MEMBER_FUNCTION_0(x) std::bind(&x, this) #define BIND_MEMBER_FUNCTION_1(x) std::bind(&x, this, std::placeholders::_1) #define BIND_MEMBER_FUNCTION_2(x) std::bind(&x, this, std::placeholders::_1, std::placeholders::_2) #define BIND_MEMBER_FUNCTION_3(x) std::bind(&x, this, std::placeholders::_1, std::placeholders::_2, std::placeholders::_3)

But this is way beyond my c++ foo so I could be very wrong.