@Lindon There you go:

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I'll push it to the snippet database later.

@DanH You could try to use a second global modulator container for your "private" modulators, but I didn't really design the system with multiple modulator containers in mind so there might be a few glitches. Definitely put the modulator container with the private modulators second, I'm doing getFirstModulatorContainer()->... quite a lot in the matrix modulator code.

it's fixed now.

yeah I trashed some stuff with the latest rewrite I‘ll
sort it out later today.

@pcs800 are you using the latest dev build? They all use a new feature of the filter display.

@iamlamprey nope and everything will explode if you change this to anything other than C++17.

@dannytaurus You need to use this method instead of createPath():

https://docs.hise.audio/scripting/scripting-api/content/index.html#createsvg

But CSS will never be able to actually replace LAF

Yes that was never the intention of CSS in HISE, it's supposed to be used as an alternative for suitable components with an easy approach to animating & designing for people that have a CSS background. Mixing it within a single draw call is also not on the table for now as this would blow up the complexity of the rendering engine.

I haven't shipped anything with CSS yet too, but not because it's not stable enough - there's less going on than with scripted LAF so the chances of it crashing is rather low, but there might be a few breaking changes in the future (but from my POV its feature set is pretty much stabilized so there won't be too many changes).

@DanH said in HISE User Interface Unusable:

I think we keep this guy just for the positivity

That's the plan. He hasn't linked anything scammy yet so as long as he behaves we consider him our little AI pet robot.

Yeah, I've tried to log into my Azure account a year after evaluating the certificate (which worked back then) and now my account is deleted with absolutely no way of restoring it, so if you end up using it make sure to login there regularly and click some random buttons in their backend lol.

Honestly I would just go "don't negotiate with terrorists" and live with this popup - if people complain you can point them to the vast online resources that explain the scammy nature of this entire concept.

expansionHandler.setCurrentExpansion("");

This will go straight to the HISE website, thanks David!

How are you counting so you end up with 10 years BTW? I just looked and HISE 1.0.0 was released 2017.

@eokeefee the scripting language is not fast enough for writing DSP code. If you want to get reasonable (quasi C++ like) performance, you can either use SNEX or directly write C++ nodes.

There are a few examples in the snippet database that use SNEX (just look in the scriptnode snippets for the ones with SNEX in the title).

I can add an attribute to my parameter dictionary for scale/unipolar/bipolar,

I've added a method requested by @DanH where you can setup default properties for each new connection (so you can eg. set the base intensity to 75% or whatever floats your boat.

https://docs.hise.dev/scripting/scripting-api/scriptmodulationmatrix/index.html#setmatrixmodulationproperties

@Chazrox yup, I coded it (the design and concept were done by Wave Alchemy though). The broadcaster system is in HISE because I needed something to handle the complexity of Triaz.

It wasn't exactly an afternoon, more like 18 months...

@Chazrox It‘s funny because it‘s really the 8GB that makes a difference. I have a 16GB Macbook Air M1 and the compile time for debug is around 40-60 seconds.

Protip: there‘s a Minimal Build scheme that you can select for a debug build that excludes some of the bigger third party dependencies for even faster compile time so if you don‘t need them you can use this for an even faster compile cycle.

Ah sorry, no you can't. The inspector shows all available selectors and the ID isn't one of them.

(The matrix columns can be addressed through the ID but I thought I've added it here to, but apparently that's not the case).

But yeah if you're almost there, just go with your own dragger. Note that there's a snippet in the example database that also gets you 80% there:

https://docs.hise.audio/tutorials/ui/index.html#drag-modulated-parameter