happy holidays everybody! :-)

Hello all! :-)

I needed a horizontal and centered panning button/slider. I am completely new to HISE and didn't find a built in solution so I scripted it myself. Please feel free to use the code if you need it. :-)

All the best
Oli / www.studiobro.net

HISE Snippet:

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Hello everyone,

For a project, I need a 3D cube that rotates. I asked chatGPT if it could help me, and it actually worked! :-)

I'll post the code here in case anyone wants to play around with it.

I'm still bothered by the fact that the cube changes size and “pumps” when it rotates. I still need to take care of that. Or does anyone here have any ideas? :-)

Have fun trying it out and with matrix multiplication. :-)

I have translated the comments into English for you.

All the best from Germany,
Oli

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Some of us would like to disable the “Skipping changed() callback during onInit for...” message.

To do this, please open the document “ScriptingApiContent.cpp” and comment out the following lines before compiling HISE:

if (!parent->asyncFunctionsAllowed())
{
    debugToConsole(dynamic_cast<Processor*>(getScriptProcessor()), “Skipping changed() callback during onInit for ” + getId());
    return;
}

Just like in HISE, you also comment out code in C++ with this:

//

All the best
Oli

Ok, it can be solved quite easily with a broadcaster. You should also query whether a preset is loaded so that the browser does not close if you simply double-click.

For anyone interested, here is a snippet:

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@Lindon
For example, if you use buffers and slider packs, you can draw your own wave tables in a great way.
Add a little unison and you'll quickly get great results.

Here is an example:

https://youtu.be/V-kDL8g8bdQ?si=5XM6BJMrr1xoDuSZ

@ILIAM
@d-healey is talking about something like this:

const var knobs = [Content.getComponent("Knob1"),
                   Content.getComponent("Knob2"),
                   Content.getComponent("Knob3"),
                   Content.getComponent("Knob4"),
                   Content.getComponent("Knob5"),
                   Content.getComponent("Knob6")];

const mods = [];

for (x in knobs)
    mods.push(x.createModifiers());
    
    
for(i = 0; i < knobs.length; i++)
{
    knobs[i].setModifiers(mods[i].TextInput, [mods[i].disabled, mods[i].disabled]);  // No text input
    knobs[i].setModifiers(mods[i].ResetToDefault, [ mods[i].disabled, mods[i].disabled ]); // No Double click to Default
};

@d-healey
Thank you, that worked.
For the “UI” example, the code is as follows:

Content.getAllComponents(“^(?!.*UI).*$”);

@Straticah
I am referring to the general amplitude ADSR. I took a look at the C++ code. If I remember correctly, the parameters Attack and Release are present, they are just not made available to the user via a slider. I am currently finalizing a plug-in and therefore do not want to experiment with the HISE C++ code. However, when my plug-in is finished, I will try to implement the sliders myself. If I succeed, I will be happy to let you know. :-)

@daniloprates
Disable "saveInPreset".

@dannytaurus said in Table -> Disable deletion by right-clicking:

And, yeah - you're right about that weird right-click behaviour. Every right click shifts the curve by a certain amount, probably related to the mouse Y position.

But looking more into the existing right-click-to-change-curve behaviour - I'm not sure I like that very much either. If you right-click-drag up/down to change a curve, but then drag left-right it affects all the other curves, which will probably be quite surprising to the user.

Yes, none of this is ideal! I'll take another look at it when I get a chance and let you know if I've been able to improve the behavior. In principle, it should be possible!
To prevent the curves of other points from changing when you drag to the left or right, you could create an index when you first click. In other words, the index of the point in question. And only this point would then be changed. I'll try to implement this when I get a chance.

@dannytaurus said in Table -> Disable deletion by right-clicking:

Oh, I just assumed we could react to mouse actions on a table in our own scripts? Maybe not. I've never done it.

You can use a broadcaster. However, this only allows you to add additional functionality. I don't think this overwrites the original behavior of a table. I think you can only do this in the source code.

@dannytaurus said in Table -> Disable deletion by right-clicking:

Or should we just override them in the plugin scripts?

What do you mean by that?

@dannytaurus

if(e.mods.isRightButtonDown() || e.mods.isCommandDown())
	{
#		if (dp != nullptr)
#		{
#			removeDragPoint(dp);
#
#			if (editedTable.get() != nullptr)
#				editedTable->sendGraphUpdateMessage();
#		}

		lastRightDragValue = (float)e.getPosition().getY();
	}

Yes, I think I tried that too, and I believe there's that unpleasant behavior with the curve when you right click on an existing point.

But I'm in the middle of another project right now and can't try it out. Maybe you can let me know when you've tried it.

@dannytaurus
Oh yes, of course! Cool, I'll try that later too. :-)

@dannytaurus
The whole thing isn't working optimally yet! When you right-click on a point, the curve of the point is automatically changed. However, this should only happen when you right-click-drag on the path.

I'll have to take another look at that. But first I wanted to test whether I could get it to work at all... :-)

Maybe you have to insert something like && e.mods.isDrag() into the if statement...

One way to disable this functionality is to edit the source code.

In the file TableEditor.cpp you can comment out the line removeDragPoint(dp); in the if-statement if(e.mods.isRightButtonDown() || e.mods.isCommandDown()) in the function void TableEditor::mouseDown(const MouseEvent &e).

Please note that this will affect every table and the functionality will no longer be available at the global level in HISE!

@Christoph-Hart
That would be nice!

@Christoph-Hart
As the headline suggests, the build process is failing.
commit 33bb35d

Intel Mac
MAC OS Ventura 13.7.8

I don't know if it has anything to do with it, but I set the following values:
NUM_HARDCODED_FX_MODS=6
NUM_HARDCODED_POLY_FX_MODS=6

Here is a screenshot of the error message:

Hi all! :-)

You can delete the points of a table with a double left mouse click and a right mouse click.
Is there a way to disable deletion via right mouse click?

Thank you
Oli