Hello everyone,

For a project, I need a 3D cube that rotates. I asked chatGPT if it could help me, and it actually worked! :-)

I'll post the code here in case anyone wants to play around with it.

I'm still bothered by the fact that the cube changes size and “pumps” when it rotates. I still need to take care of that. Or does anyone here have any ideas? :-)

Have fun trying it out and with matrix multiplication. :-)

I have translated the comments into English for you.

All the best from Germany,
Oli

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happy holidays everybody! :-)

Hello all! :-)

I needed a horizontal and centered panning button/slider. I am completely new to HISE and didn't find a built in solution so I scripted it myself. Please feel free to use the code if you need it. :-)

All the best
Oli / www.studiobro.net

HISE Snippet:

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Some of us would like to disable the “Skipping changed() callback during onInit for...” message.

To do this, please open the document “ScriptingApiContent.cpp” and comment out the following lines before compiling HISE:

if (!parent->asyncFunctionsAllowed())
{
    debugToConsole(dynamic_cast<Processor*>(getScriptProcessor()), “Skipping changed() callback during onInit for ” + getId());
    return;
}

Just like in HISE, you also comment out code in C++ with this:

//

All the best
Oli

Ok, it can be solved quite easily with a broadcaster. You should also query whether a preset is loaded so that the browser does not close if you simply double-click.

For anyone interested, here is a snippet:

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I just saw this new thread... :-)
Here's some info for you that I noticed recently:
If you use the content callback of a table as follows:

Table.setContentCallback(tableCallback);

inline function tableCallback(i)
{
	// Your code
}

i returns the index of the point that you control from outside, for example from a panel or a slider.
This was very useful for my use case.

@DanH
@griffinboy
@HISEnberg
@ustk
Please do not change the mouse behavior of the current table (left click, right click, double click, etc.). That would not only break my project but certainly many others as well.

It would be better to create a new one, a Flex Table, like @Christoph-Hart did with the Flex Envelope. :-)

@Lindon
For example, if you use buffers and slider packs, you can draw your own wave tables in a great way.
Add a little unison and you'll quickly get great results.

Here is an example:

https://youtu.be/V-kDL8g8bdQ?si=5XM6BJMrr1xoDuSZ

@ILIAM
@d-healey is talking about something like this:

const var knobs = [Content.getComponent("Knob1"),
                   Content.getComponent("Knob2"),
                   Content.getComponent("Knob3"),
                   Content.getComponent("Knob4"),
                   Content.getComponent("Knob5"),
                   Content.getComponent("Knob6")];

const mods = [];

for (x in knobs)
    mods.push(x.createModifiers());
    
    
for(i = 0; i < knobs.length; i++)
{
    knobs[i].setModifiers(mods[i].TextInput, [mods[i].disabled, mods[i].disabled]);  // No text input
    knobs[i].setModifiers(mods[i].ResetToDefault, [ mods[i].disabled, mods[i].disabled ]); // No Double click to Default
};

@d-healey
Thank you, that worked.
For the “UI” example, the code is as follows:

Content.getAllComponents(“^(?!.*UI).*$”);

@dannytaurus
Yes, checking pass/fail status on GitHub is a good ideal! :-)

@Christoph-Hart
Also commit a7fa92d

@Christoph-Hart
Here is the error report:

@David-Healey
Yes, those two options also occurred to me if there is no built-in solution.
I'll try it out and give feedback here.
Thanks. :-)

Hello everyone! :-)

I have a specific request. I want to copy an audio file and then load it into the sampler. So far, so good. However, I need to make sure that the loading process only starts after the file has been successfully copied.

Is there a built-in solution for this? Or do I have to take care of it myself, for example with the help of timers?

@David-Healey I'm sure you have an idea :-)

Many thanks,
Oli

@ulrik
Great, thank you! :-)

@ulrik
Wow, that's great! Is it okay if I use it in my plug-in?

@bwoogie

You can put a simple gain in your signal chain and then use .getCurrentLevel for your animation.

https://docs.hise.audio/scripting/scripting-api/effect/index.html#getcurrentlevel

Update the animation with the panel's timer. 40ms are 25 fps what should be enough.

If you want to draw an analyser it is also possible to get this data with scriptnode. I can post some demo code when I'm back on my computer.

From the simple gain you'll only get volume data. No frequency data. For this you'll need the scriptnode analyser demo code.

@Allen
This is really cool! :-)

@Elisee18
There are several ways, but all the ones I can think of need to be scripted. That's why you'll have no choice but to learn HISE scripting.

I think there's a demo project in the demo snippets. You can take a look there to see how it's done.