@David-Healey

Good idea. I've tried the Create local HTML offline docs, but I don't understand the 3 options for it.

Base URL option left empty

Markdown Repository set to hise_documentation folder that was downloaded from github

Target Directory set to a new folder on the desktop

Ends up with error - Your header file doesn't contain the {BASE_URL} wildcard

But the header file in the template folder within the hise_documentation folder does appear to already have the {BASE_URL} wildcard

@dannytaurus

Thanks Danny. I'm wanting the docs as an added folder to the workspace in VS Code, so I don't have to jump out of the IDE every time to look something up. Also for searching keywords throughout the documentation. The Hise Docs search bar appears to only show functions containing the keyword.

@David-Healey

I've tried cloning the repo in git bash with:

git clone https://github.com/christophhart/hise_documentation.git

Yet exploring the files in VS Code the auto generated content / functions remain empty..

Is there a way to download the Hise Doc's in markdown format that retains the auto generated content?

To be used within an IDE.

@David-Healey

Awesome! Thanks for your input David!

Really appreciate your video tutorials also.. I would have likely never attempted plugin dev scripting otherwise, great work ;)

Hise for the WIN

@David-Healey

I don't believe there is away to get the scaling factor of the daw.

Assuming it's neither possible to get the OS scaling factor?

@David-Healey

Basically a list of what definitions exist and what they do..

@David-Healey Oh lol, brilliant thanks!

One last thing, is there a source of information about setting Extra Definitions?
I'm probably searching in the wrong places, apologies.

@David-Healey Ok thanks.

Do you know if its possible to detect a screens resolution, to implement a full screen toggle option?

Need a plugin to scale to FL Studios scale factor, but the following doesn't work, it only displays a factor of 1.0.

Content.makeFrontInterface(480, 240);

const var lbl = Content.addLabel("lbl", 0, 0);

// Detect host scale
var hostScale = Settings.getZoomLevel(); 
lbl.set("text", hostScale);

// Apply scale to UI
Settings.setZoomLevel(hostScale);

Extra Definitions Windows:
HI_VIEW_IS_DPI_AWARE=1
JUCE_WIN_PER_MONITOR_DPI_AWARE=1

Toggling FL Studios DPI Aware setting doesn't help

Maybe Settings.getZoomLevel(); gets the plugin scaling, not the DAW?

@HISEnberg Ok thanks. I wasn't convinced (still skeptical) that was the issue. Would have thought the built in MIDI Player would at least display playback regardless of VST MIDI compatibility, but considering Hise is intimately tied with Juce I guess that may explain it.

I'm preferring the VST3i setup using a separate MIDI Out container ;)

Thanks for your input yall, but i'm not sure these explain why the built in Midi Player ceases to play.

@ulrik I actually found a post from you not long after, about using Midi Out in a container below.
This is great and preferred as an instrument plugin. I think this will get me out of the mud for now ;)

After a weekend of attempting to sync DAW playback - I've learned the Midi Player playback seems to be disabled when compiling Midi FX plugins - also for the Hise App itself compiled as Midi FX vst3.

The Midi Player works as expected when compiling Instrument plugins.

Is it meant to be disabled for Midi FX plugins?

Tested with FL Studio.