@VirtualVirgin said in Using "obj":
I was referring to the difference between the user name for the ID and the one HISE creates "Object 0x58dca420" or whatever it comes up with.
Console.print will only display text. When you pass it something that isn't text it will display what it is, Object, Array, etc. In the case of objects it also prints some hex numbers which I'm not entirely sure what they are, perhaps a memory address, either way the information is not useful to us.
@VirtualVirgin said in Using "obj":
user ID name to the HISE encoded one?
I'm not sure what you're referring to here. But looking at the bit of script you posted:
Content.getComponent() will get a reference to the specified component, in the form of a ScriptObject. If you want to view the ID of one of those components you can use myComponent.getId(); or in your example keyboard0[3].getId();
@karlito31 Engine.getHostBpm(); The transport handler might also be of interest to you.
It looks like the ARA SDK is under the Apache license which I believe is compatible with the GPLv3, so perhaps a feature request for Christoph?
@LukeMans Use custom laf instead and make the keyboard look any way you like.
@VirtualVirgin obj is just the name we give to the object that is passed to a laf function, but it could have any name, so you won't find it in the docs.
The contents of obj varies between different laf functions, to find out what it contains in the function you're in you can use Console.print(trace(obj));
You should generally use local laf, so you can assign a separate laf to each component, so you don't need to do things based on the component ID. You can also share a single local laf between multiple components and use the properties of each component within the laf - again avoiding the need to filter based on the ID. But there are some occasions when knowing the ID can be useful.
@VirtualVirgin said in Layout Builder - a tool to make it easy to copy GUIs between projects:
And then you have another .js file included for the interface scripting of the Preset Panel (not shown)?
Yes. The stuff I posted above just adds the components to the interface, it provides no functionality to those components.
@Morphoice said in template or tutorial for custom c++ scriptnode?:
but I tried
Some of us try for years, don't give up after 2 hours :)
@Sampletekk You don't notarize the AU (or the VST3 or the standalone) you just codesign it. You notarize the PKG/DMG/Zip
@Morphoice said in template or tutorial for custom c++ scriptnode?:
not fast enough
You're plenty fast!
@Sampletekk Yes, if you're using a pkg you don't use a zip. It's one or the other.
@Christoph-Hart Nice, I never knew about that!
@Simon Where'd you find that event logger?
@ustk Cool, let me know if it works.
@Sampletekk Actually you don't notarize the binaries (vsts/au/standalone) you notarize and staple the pkg (or zip file, whatever the container is basically). A more detailed explanation is at that KVR link.
@CosmicWolf said in VST3 Sampler Issue: Notes Muting in Ableton Live - Anyone Else Facing This?:
might be isolated to how Ableton handles VST3 plugins
Or perhaps there is a setting in Ableton that could solve the issue - as with some issues in FL Studio.
@Sampletekk Path looks ok to me, except I see Buids instead of Builds
Oh and you shouldn't use quotes and escape characters (\) use one or the other.
@CosmicWolf The release time of your envelope is set to 0ms. Your sampler's voice count is 128 with a fade time of 1ms. These could be the cause of the issues. Test the plugin in Reaper, also try as a standalone application.
@Sampletekk said in Error when notarizing:
should it be the "Entity name" or the "Account holder"
I'm not sure, but if you click to view your certificates, you'll see the team name and ID in the top right corner.
