@Christoph-Hart
Ok, ScriptNode is really fantastic! When you integrate custom nodes such as precompiled RNBO effects, the possibilities are truly endless! Thank you so much for bringing this to my attention! :-)

One question I can't find the answer to:
How can I switch nodes on and off from the UI?

As far as I understand, I have to create a parameter with a range of 0-1, which I then connect to the node's power button. However, this doesn't work for me. Is there a trick to it? Simply connecting a cable between the parameter and the node's power button doesn't work.

Many thanks,
Oli

@d-healey
Great, thanks. I'll see if I can learn something... :-)

@d-healey
That's right. Because with SlotFX.getCurrentEffect(), you always get the effect loaded in the slot. So you could also implement it in the effect class and still have access to the functionality from a slot.

So I believe... :-)

@Christoph-Hart
Thanks for the tip! :-)
I did it manually and it works great. Next time I'll use this! Thanks to you.

@Christoph-Hart
Unfortunately, when I try to transfer this to my own project, it doesn't work. I get the following error code for the following line:

g.drawAlignedText(Engine.getTextForValue(v[0], this.data.range.mode) + " - " + Engine.getTextForValue(v[1], this.data.range.mode), tb, "centred");

API call with undefined parameter 0 {{SW50ZXJmYWNlfHw2MjR8MjR8MTA2}}

Unfortunately, I can't figure out what the problem is.

I created a slider and a panel with the same names and copied the code into my new project. Is there anything else I need to do?

Even if I delete the panel in the snippet and add a new panel with the same name, it still doesn't work.

I have the feeling that this.data.range is not defined.

@Christoph-Hart

Yes, that's a good starting point. Thanks! :-)

@Christoph-Hart
Thank you, the last commit fixed it! :-)

@Christoph-Hart
I just saw that you fixed it. Thanks very much! :-)
I'll let you know if I encounter any problems.

@d-healey
Okay, I'll try that too. Thanks. :-)

@Christoph-Hart
Great to hear that! 😊

@ustk
Ah, I hadn't thought of that. Much better solution! Thanks! 😀

@ustk
Great, I didn't think of that. Thank you very much! :-)

@d-healey That wasn't my experience at all. Search the internet for "GPT5 fails" and you'll see all the negative reactions.

In my case it was very slow, showed way too much 'thinking' text, refused to execute terminal commands and had a much higher hallucination rate than previous GPT versions or Claude.

Keep in mind, this wasn't with HISE. This was mainly in a Ruby on Rails app with ~30k LOC and a bunch of other much smaller projects. I haven't used AI for HISE at all yet, mainly because I don't think there's enough HISE code out there for it to give really useful answers.

For casual stuff it might be fine, but for coding - and in particular in the Cursor IDE, it was horrible.

@Christoph-Hart
Great! Thanks for the snippet! :-)