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Ok ok the latest version of FL studio can be set to bounce correctly

Ok so... Is it possible to change sliders via script? (other slider in PROJECT FOLDER)

Im working on a project that will enlarge a certain part of my plugin and I will need a bigger slider but, I don't want to just code it to do the same thing because its a LOT of sliders and if I can find a work around that'll be great.

Hopes this makes since to someone haha.

@Natan
Yes I have been, only one “major” company had the same issue... a bit smaller delay but the same issue.
Izotope ozone 7

I’m updating my fl studio now to see if that makes a difference. If not, then I’ll just have to make due.

@LeeC
Fl studio is extremely popular but, I compiled with setLatencySamples and without it... same issue unless I’m coding it incorrectly ‍️
I’ll keep messing around, hopefully I figure something out

@Steve-Mohican
Said in another post

• Weirdly, when I don't use setLatencySamples, FL studio matches the delay compensation perfectly *

So I guess I’ll have to make a FL version, than a version for the other daws...

That’s doable, I’ll read up on “setlatencysamples”

That's beautiful, great job!

@Lindon said in Just want to see where im at..:

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@d-healey
Yep it compiled and open!

@Lindon
so my next question is how do you rebuild samplemaps?

Do I add everything all over again?

Sadly yes I had to redo all the sample maps from scratch - luckily for me there were only 60+ to do...

But Like Dave says -- first build a version that loads only 1 sample map - and redo that one and see if you get the same problems.

I ended up building numerous versions -- basically recompiling every ten sample maps or so - it was tedious in the extreme...

So a easier way if anyone else comes across this problem, and have a ton of sample maps...

*Right click on the sample map file (XML Document).
*Click on edit, once the text open, save and close it.
*Thats all I did and it worked for me.

@d-healey
yes, commit a44b51b9bbcf620441c03bfd3ded4b88fe043e35

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@d-healey
ok thank you, I got i!

@d-healey
ok, so I make a new slider 2x bigger but, how do I add it to the project without replacing the original sized slider? and by slider I mean a actually slider not a knob, I can see that working perfectly with a knob.

@orange
wont work in this situation because im using a custom slider

@d-healey
yes

Ok so... Is it possible to change sliders via script? (other slider in PROJECT FOLDER)

Im working on a project that will enlarge a certain part of my plugin and I will need a bigger slider but, I don't want to just code it to do the same thing because its a LOT of sliders and if I can find a work around that'll be great.

Hopes this makes since to someone haha.

ok, so here is the code, I transferred it to the main script.
is it possible to add a call that opens and closes a panel within this code?

inline function onBbutton1Control(component, value)

 
{
    {
     
        local indexes = [];
        
        for(i = 0; i < SliderPack2.getNumSliders(); i++)
    
    {
            if (SliderPack2.getSliderValueAt(i) == 1)
                indexes.push(i);
    }
        
        local arr = getPossibleValues(indexes);
        arr = shuffle(arr);
        setSliders(indexes, arr);
        
    }
    
};


Content.getComponent("Bbutton1").setControlCallback(onBbutton1Control);

If you have a button linked to another button on a different script processor, is it possible to still have that same button control something else? Like to open or close a panel?

Ive looked at ppl with similar post but, not like this so I haven't had any luck scripting.

Would I do somethink like this?

//

inline function onSizebuttonControl(component, value)
{
if(value)

if (Sliderpack.get("width") == 517)
{
   Sliderpack.set("width", 190);
    Sliderpack.set("height", 130);
    Sliderpack.set("x", 455);
   Sliderpack.set("y", 42);
    
}
else
{
    Sliderpack.set("width", 517);
    Sliderpack.set("height", 177);
    Sliderpack.set("x", 70);
  Sliderpack.set("y", 39);
   
}

};

Content.getComponent("Sizebutton").setControlCallback(onSizebuttonControl);

Hello,
Is it possible to change the amount of slides on a sliderpack and the width of the sliders stays the same?

@ulrik
nicely done!