@lalalandsynth Damn, sorry :)

@lalalandsynth Legend! :)

Jeez, this sounds like a PITA. I'm making a guitar plugin atm, but I have a standalone build too...

Any suggestions for getting this kinda radial brushed metal look? Thanks in advance.

Great stuff - I see you've made some awesome improvements and implemented some of my suggestions & ideas - thank you! Can I suggest more features? 1. Gradient direction. 2. Textures other than just noise with some more control over them too? That'd be great for scuff marks etc.

Might be cool to explore adding 3d & lighting (multiple light sources) as a Pro feature or something - three.js would be a good bet and would definitly take this to the next level.

@Chazrox Thanks.

Any chance we could change the angle of the gradient on the body & skirt layers?
Eg. For the inner circle here, I'd like the gradient to run from dark at 10 o'clock to light at 4 o'clock.
Right now I can only do top to bottom. Thanks.

Is it possible to somehow do stepped knobs?

@Chazrox Preset gallery like Knobman perhaps.

@Chazrox Set the white highlight drop shadow to a slightly lighter version of your faceplate background color and that'd blend very nicely :)

@Chazrox Will try that now, thanks

Awesome stuff. I'm hitting into one issue atm - it seems that the large drop shadow is getting cut off at the bottom. I'm not sure how easy it is to see, but it's definitely there (notice the bottom right). Adjusting the padding doesn't seem to help in this case. Any suggestions?

@Chazrox One quality of life feature would be a way to copy from one body layer to another (as there's three layers). Reason being is that I can have everything setup on the bottom one, then realise I want to move the styles to the second one, and it's just annoying, especially if using gradients as you've to copy them over one by one.

@Chazrox Dude, awesome work. Thank you for being so responsive to the feature requests.

@Chazrox Yeah, it needs to be converted. Regarding the performance issues @HISEnberg mentioned above, you have to be considerate that you're not unneccessarily recomputing expensive operations and utilise effective caching etc.

Looking clean AF in JUCE :)

@Chazrox You don't; it's for JUCE, not HISE.

@Chazrox Legend, thank you.

@Chazrox A better way of getting blurs & glows in JUCE as the native stuff isn't great tbh.

Separate gradients on the hightlight and shadow of the drop shadow layer would be awesome too.

Utilised https://marketplace.juce.com/products/melatonin_blur and got it rendering in JUCE nicely