Thanks for your time guys!
this is the script that got things running smooth. :)

const var snailFader = Content.getComponent("snailFader");
snailFader.setAnimation(lottie);

const lottieData = snailFader.getAnimationData();

// Snail Slider to Control Knob / hidden

Content.getComponent("KNsnailFader").setControlCallback(onKNsnailFaderControl);

const var KNsectionKnob1 = Content.getComponent("KNsectionKnob1");

inline function onKNsnailFaderControl(component, value)
{
	snailFader.setAnimationFrame(value);
	KNsectionKnob1.setValue(value * 0.0033);
	KNsectionKnob1.changed();
};

@d-healey I had to add ``` for the Knob to control the "processorid" - "paramaterid".. to get things to work :)

Wave_Knob.changed();	// update value

@Christoph-Hart Thanks Christoph! yes that will work, would this be in the Scriptnode or a call back script?
Whats the most common way to scale control values in Hise. I am coming from Max Msp..

I am attempting to scale the "global_cable" output value 0. - 1. to 0. 300.
to control a Lottie animation.

been searching for hours for an answer.. :(

@Rognvald

To answer my own question.. :)

To add another Lottie animation in a HISE project, you'll need to first create a new Lottie panel on the UI and then assign a different JSON or B64 string to this new panel using the set animation function. This is done by adding a second animation element and using a distinct variable to hold its data, as HISE's set animation command expects to be assigned a unique animation element.

// Example for assigning the new animation to the panel
const secondAnimationData = "PASTE_YOUR_NEW_B64_STRING_OR_JSON_HERE"; // Replace with your actual data
const myLottiePanel2 = Content.getComponent("MyNewLottiePanel"); // Assuming your new panel is named "MyNewLottiePanel"
myLottiePanel2.set animation(secondAnimationData);

I seem to be missing how to add more than one "lottie" animation..
please help