@d-healey yeah its likely my Mac MINI - its "bog standard" whereas I've been "with" windows for many years - so each new machine gets some "tuning love"

My observations (mac MINI and Windows 10 machines) is that (usually) the Mac side of things is MUCH slower than the Windows in the compile process... it might be worth it to get a win10 box...if you have a lot of compiling to do...

@toxonic Ok heres a little code element we can look at:---

function sampleHoldSelectorPanelFunction(event) 
{
    
    if (event.clicked)
    {
        this.setValue(1 - this.getValue());
        this.repaint();
    };
  
    if (event.doubleClick)
    {        
         //set the panel up properly..
         SampleHoldPanel.set("x", editPanelXPositions[this.data.panelX]);
         SampleHoldPanel.set("y", this.data.panelY);
         SampleHoldDepth.setValue(this.data.target.getIntensity());
         SampleHoldSpeed.setValue(this.data.target.getAttribute(this.data.target.Frequency));
         SampleHoldSmoothing.setValue(this.data.target.getAttribute(this.data.target.SmoothingTime));
         

So its the first few lines of a function defined for a panel(or set of panels) by using the OnMouseCallback

so everywhere it says "this" it means the panel

in the On Clicked you can see it recalling and resetting some Value this.getValue() and this.setValue()

here you can see it just using a really simple single integer value but you can save any javascript variable in here I think - so you could save an array if you wished

The important thing about this "value" is that it is saved in any preset, as long as you have saveInPreset = true for the panel

Later in the doubleClick code you will see it referencing a whole bunch of other "data" held in the panel:

this.data.someNameHere = someVarHere;

so you can set up quite complex "containers" of data inside the panel - here I'm using some simple int values (x and y positions) but also some fairly complex things like a Synth or effect:

this.data.target

(NOTE: I just decided to call it "target" you can call it whatever you want...)

BUT: these DONT get saved in your presets no way no how.

Does this help?

@Lindon OK well that sorta fixed it I think. Which is a bit of a relief as a whole truck load of CR and AudioReward instruments use "granular like" multiples-of-the-same-note-playing techniques...

@d-healey ahhh! OK I'll give it a try...

@d-healey riiiiight.... wow thats very bad I think from a scripting notes basis..... Its not just the sine wave generator - I just replaced my sampler with the SWG so I could post the snippet....

@d-healey
ok so adding this:

function onNoteOff()
{
  Console.print("an OFF event");
  Console.print("droneID is:" + droneID);  
  Console.print("this event ID is:" + Message.getEventId());
};

tells me the droneID and the eventID turning it off are different:

Script Processor1: droneID is:139
Script Processor1: this event ID is:151

@Lindon yep that fixes that problem - now how to fix this turning off my drone note when I dont want it off...

@d-healey oh yeah....thanks... lets see if that fixes problem I started with... thanks mate..

@d-healey actually its getting worse, if you turn OFF MIDI Input and toggle the Run button it will start to play a note, whihc is correct, you can play any other note and its fine - but play the SAME note (which should have a completely different ID) and it turns off the drone note...

I cant seem to get my head around this MIDI model...