Yes, I ran into some build errors with both projects. I‘ll post more details later when I‘m back at machine.

Re: Questions about RawTest example

What is the current state of HISE's extensibility to be used as a project management tool?

I am particularly interested in creating Lottie based GUIs with HISE and using them to control custom parameters of already developed c++ dsp in JUCE.

Can we use the latest scriptnode build to try the RawTest project? @Christoph-Hart

Well, I have to wrap my head around the scriptnode API, but I thought about it. However I‘m still a beginner at C++ and learning JUCE, so it will take some time

@Christoph-Hart said in What's your vector UI design workflow?:

I wrote the C++ wrapper for rLottie myself, so there's nothing in JUCE that lets you load Lottie files. But you can take the code and try to use it in C++ here:
https://forum.juce.com/t/rlottie-wrapper/35652

I build the rlottie wrapper, the only thing it converts to is a HISE snippet. So I'm not entirely sure how to use it in JUCE. But yeah, it seems pretty easy to use in HISE, great work on that

@Christoph-Hart said in What's your vector UI design workflow?:

But just out of curiousity: what couldn't you do in HISE?

like I mentioned in some of my recent posts, there are dsp algorithms I'm struggling to translate into the HISE environment. Just to mention some of them:

-Frequency Shifter (although I got it 80% done in HISE)
-Subharmonic Synth (I'm not even close to something like that)
-Granular Synth/Looper (haven't tried to do it since there is no such option in HISE)

please note, I'm talking about real time audio effects here

Everything else I'm planning on is more or less easy to get done in scriptnode. If I could manage to work out those effects in HISE I would be all in in on a commercial license.

@Christoph-Hart is there any straight forward way to use Lottie in JUCE with your tool?

@briandoliveira
I have some plugins I cannot realize with the Hise framework, but I did some of them with JUCE. I‘m not entirely sure how to use rLottie in JUCE. Atm, that’s the only reason I‘m in need of png filmstrips ...

Let me demonstrate with an example

This would be the original design in sketch:

And this is the shape after exporting it to AE using sketch2AE:

thanks @briandoliveira I looked into sketch and after effects. really like sketch for its simplicity, I was able do redesign all my Interfaces within a couple of hours.

since I'm not fully into Lottie right now, I'd like to export png sequences without after effects if possible.
so, I digged around and found a way to export PNG Sequences directly from sketch: http://animatemate.com and successfully merged them with ImageMagick to a filmstrip.

@briandoliveira I'm experiencing issues with drop shadows while exporting layers from sketch to after effects. The shadows are reset to AE native settings which messes with the whole (although minimalistic) skeuomorphic design. Any idea on how to solve this? I'm using the sketch2AE plugin by google.

That would be a nice feature @ustk

I‘m always struggling with the placement of the bypass switch on my GUI. In logic for example there is a big bypass button directly above my desired placement, so my bypass would be obsolete

Tbh I‘m not even sure when I used the plugins bypass instead of the bypass on the DAWs the last time