@aaronventure This is great advice. I've actually been using git to backup my project after every session, but I'm fairly new to using it so I didn't realize I could revert to a previous version.

Thanks for pointing this out (and for the other user who mentioned this). I appreciate the guidance!

@d-healey ah ok strange.

Thankyou for your help as I now have it working properly and selecting the correct samplemaps.

I've also got the expansion load working in daw as well so I can progress with my project which is great news.

Thanks again, your help is always invaluable

@d-healey When I use Console.print it does seem the SampleDropper is performing BEFORE the Viewport.

Interface: Object 0x8371f570 (SampleDropper)
Interface: 50.0 (Samplemap)

I've got the Viewport calling for samplemaps in oninit. I've got the SampleDropper contained to the SampleLoadSave.js.

I guess I assumed that oninit was processed first and then the other .js files.

How do I go about switching the order in which their callbacks trigger?

Added a link to the app to the SFZ format site, now the SFZ to HISE converter is linked (and thereby HISE itself :) ) from the tools section:

Link Preview Image SFZ Creation Tools - SFZ Format

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(sfzformat.com)

@Lindon I forgot the ELSE function. Forehead slap...

Thanks.

@DabDab You're right, thank you.

@d-healey Same thing. It converts the first samplemap and then crashes.

@trillbilly Luckily, I only had to delete Comboboxes and add again manually. All is well.

I think all you need to do is generate a random array that will remap each key press, rather than changing the sample map itself

@mwplugs how did you manage to solve it? I can't figure it out