@JulesV Don't know if this helps but I have this working fine in my current project:

//ML Model Loader
const neuralNetwork = Engine.createNeuralNetwork("Plasma");

const namModel = FileSystem.getFolder(FileSystem.AudioFiles).getChildFile("Plasma.json").loadAsObject();

neuralNetwork.loadNAMModel(namModel);
;

I renamed my NAM model to a JSON, in this case Plasma.json and put it in AudioFiles as I found Samples wasn't working reliably for me.
This then pops up in the Neural node in scriptnode no problem. This is a 1000 Epoch NAM model so the json is pretty big/has a lots of weights.
Again, hope this helps!
And thanks so much @aaronventure for the help getting this going, it's been a bit of a game changer for me distortion wise!

@d-healey Ahh gotcha - thanks as always d.healey!

For the future:

//PresetDisplay
const var PresetNameLabel = Content.getComponent("PresetNameLabel");
UserPresetHandler.setPostCallback(function()
{
	PresetNameLabel.set("text", Engine.getCurrentUserPresetName());
});

@griffinboy This was it! For some reason I never even noticed the drop down on the wet/dry gain! Thanks as always :)

@griffinboy Can't wait to see what you make, this sounds amazing!

@ulrik That one didn't work properly for me so I use this:

https://www.cssportal.com/css-sprite-generator/

What I did to get this working was:

• Trim the empty space from the video edges.
• Convert the video to GIF - https://ezgif.com/video-to-gif
• Extract the frames from the GIF as PNG files - https://ezgif.com/split
• Convert all the PNGs into a filmstrip with the above CSS Sprite Generator
• attach filmstrip to Panel in HISE.

/** Looping Video Panel */
inline function createHeadSprite(name, x, y)
{
    local widget = Content.addPanel(name, x, y);
    
    Content.setPropertiesFromJSON(name, {
      "width": WIDTH OF SINGLE PNG,
      "height": HEIGHT OF SINGLE PNG,
      "saveInPreset": true,
      "allowCallbacks": "Clicks, Hover & Dragging"
    });
    
    // Asset Strip
    widget.loadImage("{PROJECT_FOLDER}FILMSTRIP.png", "filmstrip");
    
    widget.setPaintRoutine(function(g)
    {
        // Calculate the index (the filmstrip has 100 slices, each ???px high
        var index = parseInt(this.getValue()*197.0);
        
        g.drawImage("filmstrip", [0, 0, this.getWidth(), this.getHeight()], 0, index * ???);
    });
    
    // This is the sensitivity of the rotation
    widget.data.sensitivity = 300;
    
    // Save the down value as reference for all drag deltas
    widget.data.downValue = 0.0;
    
    widget.setMouseCallback(function(event)
    {
        if(event.clicked)
        {
            // Store the current value for reference when dragging
            this.data.downValue = this.getValue();
        }
        
        if(event.drag)
        {
            // Use both axis to allow diagonal drag behaviour
            var delta = event.dragX + -1.0 * event.dragY;
            
            // normalize the delta using the given sensitivity
            var deltaNormalized = delta / this.data.sensitivity;
            
            // Calculate the new value and truncate it to 0...1
            var newValue = this.data.downValue + deltaNormalized;
            newValue = newValue - Math.floor(newValue);
            
            // Update the panel
            this.setValue(newValue);
            this.changed();
            this.repaint();
        }
    });
    
    return widget;
};

const sprite = createHeadSprite("LOOPPANEL", X, Y);

//	timer for animation (FPS)
reg count = 0;
sprite.setTimerCallback(function()
{
	count = (count+1) % 24;
	this.setValue(count * 1/24);
	this.changed();
});
//Speed
sprite.startTimer(62); //Play with this to set speed

Hope that helps someone out!

@d-healey I saw in another thread you advised someone to check the pool to see how much memory the bitmaps were using (if I understood correctly at least!). Created a popup window, Image pool table, although looking at it now it might not be showing the full size as hise sees it.

@ulrik Thank you! Thank works beautifully - I had a few issues but I've got it going smoothly and it looks killer. Thank you to you all.

RE memory usage, I cropped the dead space from the video when I converted it to a film strip, according to the image pool table it looks like it's using around 100mb RAM, much better than expected.

@d-healey Once again thanks for your help - is there a way we can update the documentation to reflect the fix above? Or can only Christopher do that?

@Soundavid Thanks for your response!
I already have multithreading and 'Rebuild Pool Files' enabled as I suspected they might help! I hadn't cleaned my build folder, I've done that now and recompiled and ITS WORKING! Thank you so much for your help.
Just as a learning moment - did I do something wrong here? How often should I be cleaning my build directories?

@aaronventure it's been a long week :

@Christoph-Hart Any news? This would be an amazing addition to HISE.

@CatABC Not sure what you're trying to do but this might help - if you want moving images in HISE what I did to get this working was:

https://www.cssportal.com/css-sprite-generator/

Extract the frames from the GIF as PNG files - https://ezgif.com/split
Convert all the PNGs into a filmstrip with the above CSS Sprite Generator
Add your filmstrip to your project images folder
Attach filmstrip to Panel in HISE.

You'll need to tweak the timer and speed values to get it looking how you want.

/** Looping Video Panel */
inline function createHeadSprite(name, x, y)
{
    local widget = Content.addPanel(name, x, y);
    
    Content.setPropertiesFromJSON(name, {
      "width": WIDTH OF SINGLE PNG,
      "height": HEIGHT OF SINGLE PNG,
      "saveInPreset": true,
      "allowCallbacks": "Clicks, Hover & Dragging"
    });
    
    // Asset Strip
    widget.loadImage("{PROJECT_FOLDER}FILMSTRIP.png", "filmstrip");
    
    widget.setPaintRoutine(function(g)
    {
        // Calculate the index (the filmstrip has 100 slices, each ???px high
        var index = parseInt(this.getValue()*197.0);
        
        g.drawImage("filmstrip", [0, 0, this.getWidth(), this.getHeight()], 0, index * ???);
    });
    
    // This is the sensitivity of the rotation
    widget.data.sensitivity = 300;
    
    // Save the down value as reference for all drag deltas
    widget.data.downValue = 0.0;
    
    widget.setMouseCallback(function(event)
    {
        if(event.clicked)
        {
            // Store the current value for reference when dragging
            this.data.downValue = this.getValue();
        }
        
        if(event.drag)
        {
            // Use both axis to allow diagonal drag behaviour
            var delta = event.dragX + -1.0 * event.dragY;
            
            // normalize the delta using the given sensitivity
            var deltaNormalized = delta / this.data.sensitivity;
            
            // Calculate the new value and truncate it to 0...1
            var newValue = this.data.downValue + deltaNormalized;
            newValue = newValue - Math.floor(newValue);
            
            // Update the panel
            this.setValue(newValue);
            this.changed();
            this.repaint();
        }
    });
    
    return widget;
};

const sprite = createHeadSprite("LOOPPANEL", X, Y);

//	timer for animation (FPS)
reg count = 0;
sprite.setTimerCallback(function()
{
	count = (count+1) % 24;
	this.setValue(count * 1/24);
	this.changed();
});
//Speed
sprite.startTimer(62); //Play with this to set speed

@d-healey That would help. Face palmed pretty hard there.

Just in case it helps anyone in future!

function onNoteOn()
{
//Velocity Limiter Knob
Message.setVelocity(Math.min(Message.getVelocity(), MaxVelKnob.getValue())); 
Console.print("Velocity: " + Message.getVelocity());
};
 

@Orvillain I had this same thing, I also had an xcbeautify warning in all my compilation logs - d.Healey gave me the fix for this the other day (check my post history) and after swapping the xcbeautify exec with the correct one (and removing the quarantine in terminal) the error disappeared in HISE and now I have a clear readout (same as Xcode) within the HISE debugger.