@lixiaolong Here ya go, I used @Christoph-Hart 's HISE snippet above and just added a few samples to it so you can see it working correctly. Hope this helps, just paying it forward for the help I've gotten from this forum

Download to zipped project:
https://we.tl/t-ETkKHotFBJ

@lixiaolong Everything seems to work fine for me using the hise snippet provided above.

Very interesting, thanks for the shared information in this thread.

@dustbro Following

I found the forum post I was referring to here: https://forum.hise.audio/topic/1146/viewport/22

Looks like this was a @Christoph-Hart creation and will have to wait for him to have the time to chime in.

I read somewhere here on forum about being able to load samplemaps from categorized folders, is there an example of this somewhere around here ?

Just want to experiment with loading kicks, snares, hats, etc to specific samplers from a combobox.

For example, Combobox1 would only show the contents of the "kicks" samplemap folder, and Combobox2 would only show the contents of the "snares" samplemap folder.
Thanks for any input !

Dalart

A plugin on windows is usually a .dll file. See if you can get it to load up in a daw on windows.

The presets sound pretty good to me, I dont know much if anything about the methods you're using here though.

@d-healey said in Single button that switches between multiple panels ?:

@Dalart

I see. Panels inside panels. Well there are a few ways to do this. For me the most straightforward is to use a 2D array for the inner panels that use the outer panel as the first index and the inner panel as the second index. And I replaced A,B,C with 0,1,2 for the reasons I said before.

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This will be buggy though because all the inner panels are sharing the same variable currentFader you'll need to modify this so each panel gets it's own variable. BTW a panel can have a value panel.setValue() so you could use this to store the currently selected fader for the panel rather than creating a separate variable. There are many ways to do this kind of thing.

How exactly would panel.setValue() be used in the example here ? I havent a clue.