@DabDab That would be cool.

@orange Sweet. Thanks! We'll give this a try again tomorrow!

I've seen somewhere on the forum a method to bypass Mac security using the command prompt dragging the plugin onto it.... Im trying to have a friend demo my plugin but we're stuck trying to get passed security the security block. Thanks in advance if you can help!

@Gab Woah that was pretty smooth.... You're gewwd.

@d-healey I followed along and tried to replicate this and I noticed since 'show text box' is still ticked, the text box resizes and covers the knob when you recompile. So its good when you first resize the knob because the text box somehow keeps its smaller scale and is out of the way, but when you recompile that thing covers the whole button.

@Simon Wow thats pretty impressive. I can only imagine the work on this.

Gettin crazy with the cheez wiz.

@bendurso said in Issues with Presets Using CurveEQ in Effect Slots:

Mm no idea hehe.

@pcs800 I was saying similar things when I first came here. My advice is buckle down and learn a few things. HISE is very non-coder-user-friendly but a little bit of coding can take you a long way. All of the advanced features REQUIRE code. Subscribe to @d-healey 's Patreon and Youtube channel. You'll learn everything you need to get started! It helps so much, I have it programmed into my stream deck. lol.

When I first started I programmed all of these script "templates" to my stream deck controller so whenever I needed to "code", I just pressed one of these buttons with pre-saved scripts. These are basic and I can write them all from scratch now but this helped me out big time when I was just starting.

Just sharing my personal noob-journey. lol. Keep going, learn, learn, learn. Good Luck! Happy Hising!

@griffinboy the first plugin im releasing is a 24Channel Drum Machine w/ 9 Samplers and 3 Send FX + Comp/EQ settings for every channel. Ambitious?? AF! lol....I learned very fast that I had jumped in on the deep end but I didnt quit and now its done. Took me 4 months but Thanks to everyones help here on the forum we got there! Mind you, I came here with ZERO coding experience! <--Me when I first got here. lol

@bendurso Dont mean to crowd you're post but im just curious...What does "FollowWorkspace" even do?

@d-healey

@Lindon Sweet. Thanks!

@HISEnberg Good read.

@VirtualVirgin said in Is there a way to limit the scope of variables declared in a loop?:

solution to limiting the scope of the variable to just the loop

'local' means that its only local to that scope and should be able to use it again within another scope separately. If its being called outside of this inline function, you might have it declared somewhere else.

When something like this is happening to me I use this and 'find all occurrences' of whatever you searching for. Its good just to be sure. (right click in the code editor to show this list)

@hyperphonias You could do this. Just write the .set("text" directly in the control callback for the knob. Thats unless you need it that way specifically. You're missing the name of your knob in the function (and a couple little things) which is why the knob isnt triggering the function. See below:

After your LAF section, delete what you have there now and try this.

const var ThresholdKnob = Content.getComponent("ThresholdKnob");
const var LabelThreshold = Content.getComponent("LabelThreshold");

inline function onThresholdKnobControl(component, value)
{
	if (value)
	{
		LabelThreshold.set("text", Math.round(value));
	}	
};
Content.getComponent("ThresholdKnob").setControlCallback(onThresholdKnobControl);

Can somebody tell me how to show the output in this format "00.00"?
I only used Math.round to cut down the number of digits because its neater but I know its not ideal.

@hyperphonias Whats your function? I think you're just missing a few things. Drop a snippet.

@Chazrox gottem.

const var Image8 = Content.getComponent("Image8");
const var t4 = Engine.createTimerObject();
const var InGain = Synth.getEffect("InGain");
t4.setTimerCallback(function()
{	
	var v4 = InGain.getCurrentLevel([0,1]);
	v4 = Engine.getDecibelsForGainFactor(v4);
	if (v4 > -12)
	{
	Image8.setAlpha(v4 * v4 / 101);		
	}
	
});

t4.startTimer(11);

@Tangerine_Sounds def gonna check this out..

btw. Yeah default tempo is 120. There's this if you want to see Hise tempo information.

Can someone help me with this paint routine? I just want to paint a panel and use 'decibelsForGainFactor' for Alpha values in my paint routine.

I just want to to work like this, when the decibels are > -10db and < -12db, the panel blinks.

Like one of these....

I dont need the peak meter, I just need this part to blink when it hits target level/threshold.
Its just a rectangle behind the meter.