@d-healey That seems to have worked, thanks again.

@d-healey Nah, I will stay with this one. It works, and I need to get to work on why I came in here today in the first place.
I appreciate you sticking with me on this David. You're a saint ;-)
Release build successful, BTW

@dannytaurus yes I noticed that. I'll try may 30th again.

@d-healey I guess I will start from scratch with the new video and see what happens.
I'll let you know.

@d-healey I found it, sorry I should have checked into it before posting

@d-healey Ok, I got it built and it runs fine. The sticky knob problem is gone.
However, when i go to export as fx plugin, I get a window which says "hise path not set". What does that mean?

@d-healey I figured it out and it's compiling now, thanks! :-)

@pcs800 I deleted the license file and xml file, and that fixed it. I will have to figure out licensing at some point.

How does everyone go about adding a demo mode and registration method to your plugins?

@d-healey Sure, I will PM you a link

@d-healey Thank you! It works now!

@d-healey It is now working with the help of some online resources

@Chazrox I watched a lot of the video above, and others.
I now have a script that works as intended.

Content.makeFrontInterface(566, 300);

const var LDelay = Content.getComponent("LDelay1");
const var RDelay = Content.getComponent("RDelay1");
const var LFeedback = Content.getComponent("LFeedback");
const var RFeedback = Content.getComponent("RFeedback");
const var linkButton = Content.getComponent("LinkButton");

inline function onLDelayControl(component, value)
{
    if (linkButton.getValue()) 
    {
        RDelay.setValueNormalized(LDelay.getValueNormalized());
    }
}

inline function onRDelayControl(component, value)
{
    if (linkButton.getValue()) 
    {
        LDelay.setValueNormalized(RDelay.getValueNormalized());
    }
}

inline function onLFeedbackControl(component, value)
{
    if (linkButton.getValue()) 
    {
        RFeedback.setValueNormalized(LFeedback.getValueNormalized());
    }
}

inline function onRFeedbackControl(component, value)
{
    if (linkButton.getValue()) 
    {
        LFeedback.setValueNormalized(RFeedback.getValueNormalized());
    }
}

LDelay.setControlCallback(onLDelayControl);
RDelay.setControlCallback(onRDelayControl);
LFeedback.setControlCallback(onLFeedbackControl);
RFeedback.setControlCallback(onRFeedbackControl);

@Chazrox Wow, upper/lower case is killing me here. Thank you for taking the time to reply.

@d-healey
I guess I am not building this plugin yet. I need to understand more of the coding language. I do not know how to use a control callback. I'll start with your video above.

@d-healey
Ok, i did not know that. Thanks

@d-healey
I've got it working now, thanks

@DanH Worked perfectly, thanks!

@d-healey Enjoy your lunch!

@d-healey That worked, thank you very much....again.