@ulrik Thank you, that did it

@clevername27 To make it more difficult to export :)

The idea is that many new users were not aware of the various steps they needed to take before they could export/compile their projects - things like installing Visual Studio/Xcode, setting the HISE path, etc. The wizard is meant to check that all these things are in place and guide them, but currently it doesn't seem to be doing it's job.

@ulrik Thanks a lot buddy, I appreciate it

@Lindon Yes, you are correct, and Thx that was what I was looking for

@clevername27 said in How to do this .......:

@Lindon Build it in ScriptNode, and either insert or split (depending on what you need) with a high-pass filter before the compressor.

thanks - but Im not building anything the OP will need to do this tho :beaming_face_with_smiling_eyes:

@ulrik I guess not... my bad

@Jay see here:
https://forum.hise.audio/topic/7814/how-to-make-it/15

This has come up a few times recently - https://forum.hise.audio/topic/7805/save-preset-in-path

It's better if you give your threads more meaningful titles ;)

I made a little function to pull a file name from a url. Maybe something similar might work for you.

inline function extractFileName(string) { local fileName = string.split("/").pop(); // Extract the file name return fileName; }

@ulrik Thank you so much, you're right

@d-healey Thanks David, as always you are the man

@d-healey Thanks David, that did it, and like @ustk said I mixed things up. And in the snipped I provided it did work using doubleToString

@d-healey I'm haven't been working with scriptnode so any example will be a good starting point for me, if anyone has the time to do it.

Thanks

@Jay It works here. The nodes are not reflecting the movement which is a little bug. But your EQ curve is moving accordingly 👍

@orange Thanks mate you're a Hero

@d-healey Thanks

Thank your sir

@Natan You mean the scripnode codegen rewrite???

EDIT: https://github.com/christophhart/HISE/tree/scriptnode_codegen_rewrite

@hisefilo thank you buddy