@Avián dont put spaces in your project Name if you have them...

@Christoph-Hart 👉 see PM for screenshots

Noice!

@Christoph-Hart said in Visual Studio 2026:

Has the IPP link changed

Don't think so, but here it is: https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/developer/tools/oneapi/base-toolkit-download.html

PSA:
After pulling the latest changes with the usual git pull you also need to run git submodule update --recursive

@David-Healey In Image Draw I have : g.drawImage(obj.text, a, 0, 0); and I just change this , for column index >= 0 .... obj.text, obj.area ( was a here) , "centred"

@David-Healey both chrome and safari for me

@duma
Did you use this command to clone HISE?

git clone --branch develop --recurse-submodules https://github.com/christophhart/HISE.git

And did you set the HISE path in the settings?

Nevermind, I think I fixed it! Thank you for the help!

@bendurso 😐

@Sawatakashi I can't get you a far advanced response, but basically yes, you'll have to go C++ and probably a SIMD integration regarding the efficiency.

But yeah that's probably how I'd do it, not knowing if there's a better (and accessible) method.

Since a C++ node gives you access to Hise API, Juce API, and any third party library you'll want to import, Hise won't be the bottleneck.

@Lindon Thanks for pointing that out. It was a typo. Corrected it.

@duma Impossible to say without seeing your project.

@Christoph-Hart it appears for some reasons (intended?) the affine transform line was commented out.
Was it a mistake or intentional I don't know, so I've made a PR anyway...

It is to be noted that the drawAction forces the scale to true so we always end up in the else branch of the PostGraphicsRenderer. Therefore the AffineTransform is necessary...

@David-Healey ok that makes sense. Thanks

@Christoph-Hart

Thanks
I'll hold off for a bit then,
until you've finished that!

@David-Healey I just forgot the stage of setting the permissions with your provided code "chmod -R 755" before packaging

@David-Healey
All right, thank you for your input! :-)

@griffinboy said in LFO Phase Control - Now shifts phase in realtime:

@Orvillain

Me as well, I've got a few.

I used fixed point math for all LFOs now.
You can get really cheap phase manipulation and implicit wrapping

Ahhh interesting. Mine is not using fixed point math, and actually looking at the code, I've just spotted a few areas where I can make them cheaper! Ahhhh... to the Trello board.......