If you're importing images at double the resolution, the width and height should be even numbers. Do this at the source. If you know your strips and images will be scaled down by 50%, their dimensions should be divisible by 2.

Other than that, your best bet is to inspect things visually. Put the images in, set your target resolution and see how it looks. The designer is pretty much "what you see is what you get".

@Gudru No it needs to be compiled on OSX.

and if you havent used objects in an array before here is how to reference them

for (f in myArray) { Console.print("my fruit is:" + f.Fruit); Console.print("its colour is:" + f.Colour); }

@Gudru Git pull then recompile

@Gudru said in change slope of filter fx:

@ustk thank you! if i had ahdsr on one filter, would i need to duplicate everything on the other? would controlling one attack knob on the ui control all attacks on all filters, to get slope?

you dont get filter slope(dB drop off over 1 octave) from the envelope - you need as @ustk says place filters in series to get increased slopes - so a 6dB slope filter, followed by another = a 12dB filter etc.

If you have filters in series like this then you will need to manage each ones q and freq together along with all the modulators(if you are using envelopes say) again "together"

This might be a useful read;

Link Preview Image Cascading filters | EarLevel Engineering

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@d-healey said in Help with scripting:

@Lindon I didn't see that function in the API browser for viewports. Does it work?

0h viewport, sorry I was thinking of ComboBox....

Link Preview Image HISE | Docs

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@Gudru

I have lots of videos on my YouTube channel - https://www.youtube.com/davidhealey101

There is some exclusive content on my Patreon page, mostly deleted scenes and extras from my YouTube videos. I also post snippets and resources there for the YouTube videos (depending on which tier Patron you are). There is also a 7 day free trial on Patreon if you want to try it out.

I also have a course available at MusicHackspace - https://musichackspace.org/product/creating-virtual-and-sample-based-vst-au-plug-in-instruments-with-hise/

@Christoph-Hart
Oops, this was a bad question! Just realized I could change the rate of tempo! Thanks

@VorosMusic Thanks!

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@Gudru There's a PhaseFX module that you can modulate, otherwise you'll have to create your own using scriptnode and some online research on the general principles of flangers (which is basically made from a delayed copy of the signal that is modulated (plus a feedback loop) and mixed back with the original for the most simplistic approach)