@dannytaurus said in This script processor has a network that consumes the parameters:

@Jeetender Check the docs. Looks like you're missing an 's' at the end - setForwardControlsToParameters

https://docs.hise.dev/scripting/scripting-api/dspnetwork/index.html#setforwardcontrolstoparameters

Yes it was missing am 's' at the end, thank you. it works but gives out a warning in almost every script "Warning: 'local' used outside of callback/inline function, treating as 'var' "

@David-Healey you know what david, my screen time for today is beyond limits, i think i should take a break and continue tomarrow.. too much coding for today.. But thank you the plugin is done.

@David-Healey i dont know whats wrong, but deleting panels and remaking them agian solved the problem and now the values are showing perfectly and fine. thank you for you guidance and help.. and after i restart hise, i wont work..

I made a vst everything works fine, but when i open that vst into any daw like flstudio/live/reaper/reason it gives out latency.. how do i compensate the latency automatically?

i had to set eh latency upto 80ms, for the sample to sync. inside flstudio and reaper

@David-Healey Thank you. It compiled and worked just fine.

in my current project, iam using a compiled dsp network from another project, i copied the dll file of the dspnetwork from the other project into my current project and used is as a hardcoded master fx. it works fine in hise, but as i export the vst, it wont work. where as everything else works. any idea of what might be the problem?

@ulrik IMG_5324.mov

const laf = Content.createLocalLookAndFeel();

laf.loadImage("{PROJECT_FOLDER}vumeter.png", "VUMeter");
laf.registerFunction("drawMatrixPeakMeter", function(g, obj)
   {
	var a = obj.area;
	var z_value = 0;
	var frames = 128;
	var zerpnt = 90;
	
	for (i = 0; i < 2; i++)
	{
		var z = obj.peaks[i];
       	if (z <= 1.0)
		z_value = Math.round((zerpnt - 1) * z);
       	else if (z > 1.0 && z <= 1.413)
		z_value = Math.round((zerpnt - 1) + (frames - zerpnt) * (z - 1.0)/0.413);
	else
		z_value = frames - 1;
		g.drawImage("VUMeter", [i * 150, 0, 128, a[3]], 0, 80 * z_value);					
	}
});

const var FloatingTile1 = Content.getComponent("FloatingTile4");
FloatingTile1.setLocalLookAndFeel(laf);

onst var SimpleGain = Synth.getEffect("SimpleGain1");
const var vumt = Content.getComponent("vumt");

const var VUTimer = Engine.createTimerObject();
VUTimer.setTimerCallback(function()
{
    var peak = SimpleGain.getAttribute(SimpleGain.Gain);
    vumt.setAttribute(vumt.Value, peak);
    Console.print(peak);
});
VUTimer.startTimer(80);

its reading the gain values and printing the gain value on the console as i move the gain knob on teh simplegain module,

@David-Healey i tried it, also took reference from a snippet, but the filmstrip is flickering ...

@ulrik its not reading .gain too..

i have a filmstrip of a vumeter on a slider, iam just tryin to effect the slider values with the value of the peak on a simplegain, iam using the getAttribute function ,but the console says function now found. i could have used a matrixpeakmeter with laf to run the filmstrip but this is just how i want to do it.

const var SimpleGain = Synth.getEffect("SimpleGain1");
const var vumt = Content.getComponent("vumt");

const var VUTimer = Engine.createTimerObject();
VUTimer.setTimerCallback(function()
{
    var peak = SimpleGain.getAttribute(SimpleGain.Peaks);
    vumt.setValue(peak);
});
VUTimer.startTimer(30);

@ustk said in ScriptNode - DC. Offset:

@Jeetender Hise HPFs don't go below 20Hz (unless I'm wrong, even if you set the parameter to 5Hz)

But I agree anywhere in the 5-10Hz range is better (the lower you go, the longer the delay response so it's not alway good to go below that, depends on your design)
So if you want to go below 20Hz, you need to wrap your own C++ custom filter (or Faust or other maybe?)

well we can go below 20hz in any scriptnode eq. just make the knob sticky and drag the edges to se the range. and yes i used a 5hz hp and its ok doing the job

@Sifres said in ScriptNode - DC. Offset:

@Jeetender yeah the stock one works just fine.

so a HP at 5hz it is.