@DabDab Cool I didn't know there would be so much interest. I will upload it on the forum in a couple of days!

@d-healey You're correct and this sounds to me like the cleanest solution. I really want to dive into broadcasters and rethink my scripting approach soon since they offer so much.

@elemen8t

If you want to control UI components + Module Attributes, you will need to assign both in your callback.

// Open and right click on the Delay module, 
// then create the generic script reference and paste it here
const var Delay1 = Synth.getEffect("Delay1");

inline function onKnob1Control(component, value)
{
    Knob2.setValue(value); 
    Knob3.setValue(value); 
    Delay1.setAttribute(Delay1.FeedbackLeft, value);
    Delay1.setAttribute(Delay1.FeedbackRight, value);
}

Keep in mind that whatever you assign in the property editor will typically overwrite what you are scripting. In this case you are fine, but in other situations you may need to script them.

Example:

inline function onKnob2Control(component, value)
{
    Delay1.setAttribute(Delay1.FeedbackLeft, value);
};

Content.getComponent("Knob2").setControlCallback(onKnob2Control);

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• Edit: I was too late, @d-healey 's method is better !

@HISEnberg Anyone interested just DM me :) *

@treynterrio what part of it cracks a lot? Using one of the parameter sliders or something else? You could try changing the windowing to something smoother like a hann or Blackman. I also have a decent reverse delay model built in RNBO that works in HISE if you are interested.

@griffinboy Interesting discovery! What paper is this from?

@filipalex96 There is a space after "Jucelay" which might be causing issues.

@ustk said in [TUTO] C++ Third Party Node - XCode:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fw9e4nq88CE

Thanks for doing this!!!

@Sampletekk Not normal...

@Morphoice Nice you move fast!

@aaronventure Yes that is nifty solution. My issue I have narrowed down to the tempo sync node actually, seems to not want to compile inside and outside the clone node. I might be routing it incorrectly and need to test it a bit further.

@Morphoice @griffinboy has put together a neat tutorial for c++ nodes for if/when you are interested
https://forum.hise.audio/topic/10591/tutorial-how-to-create-a-c-custom-node?_=1733752760689

@Casmat Did you ever solve this? I started constructing a similar project but there is no soft bypass. I think it perhaps has something to do with the modulation signals but I haven't debugged further.

@Gab I have encountered this a number of times with Faust nodes, I think there is a discrepancy with the values Faust uses and those used by HISE.

@ustk suggestion was the solution for me, use Engine.doubleToString()

@clevername27 can you repost the link and time for the meeting here?

@mmprod I think @clevername27 is referring to @Phelan-Kane , he's posted a couple of videos on RNBO/HISE.

@Straticah Hmm the only difference in your method seems to be removing the scriptnode network. I don't think this is necessary and not something I usually do.
Typically, if you recompile the networks, they should overwrite any existing .cpp and .h files. I don't think this was necessarily my issue though as I was generating new projects with new, simple scriptnode networks and experiencing the same crashes. Interesting idea however, I will remove the .xml network and see if it makes a difference.

@Morphoice Well done, its sounding great!

@clevername27 just to chime in, I find a lot of RNBO to be rather underdeveloped (missing value parts of max map) or overly cpu intensive to what can be done with Faust or C++. That being said, I love gen~ and find it very powerful and efficient, and you can wrap gen objects in RNBO. This is almost strictly what I use it for, though I've never been clear about what happens to the gen object when it is wrapped this way.

@griffinboy Yes please if you have a C++ script you are willing to share that would be amazing!