@Jeetender Yeah

If you can't then you should take your site offline until your hosting provider can update it for you.

https://www.php.net/archive/2026.php#2026-10-21-5

@Jeetender Should be the same as with a fresh setup.

@Jeetender I don't think anything significant has been added, have a look through the github commits to be sure.

@Jeetender I think you'll need to use custom look and feel to achieve what you want.

@Jeetender post a minimal snippet

@Jeetender Try adjusting the skew factor and padding size settings.

@David-Healey not sure what you mean about limiting peaks, do you have a snippet you could share?

@Jeetender if the image is the same size as the component it will fit. There is no cropping control, you're adjusting the width of the component.

You need to draw your frames to fit the component dimensions

@Christoph-Hart Oh exciting, is that with your usual company? Yes a meeting sounds good.

@Christoph-Hart Things have been quiet on here and the github repo for a while, what's the plan?

@obolig Put the script that plays the note within the sampler's MIDI processor chain, then it will only affect that sampler.

You can use Synth.addVolumeFade to control the gain.

Not something I've explored for demo videos but might be something Claude Design can help with.

@Lindon I use HISE_DEACTIVATE_OVERLAY=1 not sure why the others aren't working.

Moonbase just got 2fa along with some other security improvements

@duma That is the only way - compiling HISE and compiling plugins is the same process whether you use a precompiled build of HISE or not.

@duma said in How do I get past this problem when Installing xcpretty:

Im not compiling hise though,

Compiling HISE and compiling plugins are the same process - problems with compiling HISE are easier to debug which is why I recommend you compile HISE first. You can skip it and try compiling your plugin.

@duma said in How do I get past this problem when Installing xcpretty:

So you're saying that if I am using HISE 4.0 I won't be able to compile a plugin????

No I'm not saying that.

I'm saying that compiling HISE and compiling plugins is the same process. If you can't compile HISE you can't compile a plugin. This applies to all versions.

@duma said in How do I get past this problem when Installing xcpretty:

Should I download this source code under hise 4.0 and if so where do I extract the file(s)

You can put them wherever you want, it shouldn't make a difference.

@duma Yes, the version of the source code should match your version of HISE. But you're still going to be in the same position using the latest version. If you can't compile HISE you won't be able to compile your plugin.