@Chazrox I tried that too before the ! attempt :D sometimes it's trial and error

@Chazrox Try this

const var Button1 = Content.getComponent("Button1");

const var STATE_LAF = Content.createLocalLookAndFeel();
STATE_LAF.registerFunction("drawToggleButton", function(g, obj)
{
    g.setColour(0x00FFFFFF); 
    g.fillRect(obj.area);
        
    g.setFont("Ariel", 16); 

    if (!obj.enabled)
    {
        g.setColour(Colours.red);
        g.drawAlignedText("DISABLED", obj.area, "centred");
    }
    else if (obj.over) 
        { 
            g.setColour(Colours.yellow);
            g.drawAlignedText("HOVERED", obj.area, "centred");
        }
        else if (obj.value) 
        { 
            g.setColour(Colours.green);
            g.drawAlignedText("ONNNNNN", obj.area, "centred");
        }
        else 
        { 
            g.setColour(Colours.grey);            
            g.drawAlignedText("OFFFFFF", obj.area, "centred");
        }    
});
Content.getComponent("Button1").setLocalLookAndFeel(STATE_LAF);

Yeah it's true, I did update to this

inline function onknb_OSC1_VoiceLimitControl(component, value)
{
		OSC1.setAttribute(OSC1.VoiceLimit, value);
};
Content.getComponent("knb_OSC1_VoiceLimit").setControlCallback(onknb_OSC1_VoiceLimitControl);

but it was very helpful to discover that the function was always working, just not updating in real-time in module window, so the help was massive edit: 'update' I mean revert hehe

@Chazrox oh interesting, yeah I would have thought that'd be some kind of mute hack but nope

@Chazrox that could be true, I know setting to 1 probably isn't a good idea too. But no, I was getting some really strange sounds cos of the max saturation for sure - EDIT changing in real-time sounds fine actually, very smooth

@rglides Ah it's cos I set the saturation to max when testing earlier. All good, this really helps, thanks again!

@Chazrox hehe hackerman to the rescue. Getting weird audio glitches in the generators now, not sure it's related, will keep playing around

@Chazrox oh!! so it does! Thanks man!

@Chazrox Thanks, good idea but it doesn't work, I'm using a Sine Wave Generator and although I can set octave, semitone etc using numbers, there seems to be no number for VoiceLimit

sorry for the very basic question but how can I set the VoiceLimit of the Sine Wave Generator using a knob? - I've tried this

inline function onKnob1Control(component, value)
{
	OSC1.setAttribute(OSC1.VoiceLimit, value);
};
Content.getComponent("Knob1").setControlCallback(onKnob1Control);

and even tried just setting it n the property editor with no luck (I'd rather script though). Can't find anything in the API browser either. what's the trick here?

@Chazrox Well, as we just discovered, we can, but it would be nice to get that add code button in DMs

@Chazrox +1!

@Chazrox Getting there!

@Chazrox yeah I saw those but couldn't figure out how to use them in my system with the json files, but I think I got it working. Thanks for looking out man!

I've managed to create some functions that save and load UI states and panel data to and from json files. I'm struggling to gather table curve data for the same purpose. I understand I can copy Base64String and add them to functions to apply to tables, but is there a method other than just ctrl+C to get the Base64String?

@rglides Solved!

const var SAVE = Content.getComponent("SAVE");
const var LOAD = Content.getComponent("LOAD");

inline function onSAVEControl(component, value)
{
    if (value)
    {
        local reverbData = {
            "OSC1_Reverb_Width": knb_OSC1_Reverb_Width.getValue()
        };
        Engine.dumpAsJSON(reverbData, "reverb_settings.json");
    }
};
Content.getComponent("SAVE").setControlCallback(onSAVEControl);

inline function onLOADControl(component, value)
{
    if (value)
    {
        local loadReverb = Engine.loadFromJSON("reverb_settings.json");
        
        if (loadedData != undefined)
        {
            if (loadReverb.OSC1_Reverb_Width != undefined)
            {
                knb_OSC1_Reverb_Width.setValue(loadReverb.OSC1_Reverb_Width); knb_OSC1_Reverb_Width.changed();
            }
         }
    }
};
Content.getComponent("LOAD").setControlCallback(onLOADControl);

Here I have a minimal where I can print the current value of a knob in a format that allows me to copy and paste it directly into a callback - using it for buttons, knobs, panel data etc so it's very useful

const var PRINT_REVERB = Content.getComponent("PRINT_REVERB");
const var btn_ApplyReverb = Content.getComponent("btn_ApplyReverb");

inline function onPRINT_REVERBControl(component, value)
{
    if (value)
    {        
        local outputText = "";

        outputText += "knb_OSC1_Reverb_Width.setValue(" + knb_OSC1_Reverb_Width.getValue() + "); knb_OSC1_Reverb_Width.changed();\n";
        
        Console.print(outputText);
    }
};
Content.getComponent("PRINT_REVERB").setControlCallback(onPRINT_REVERBControl);

//--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

inline function onbtn_ApplyReverbControl(component, value)
{
		knb_OSC1_Reverb_Width.setValue(0.1500000059604645); knb_OSC1_Reverb_Width.changed();
};
Content.getComponent("btn_ApplyReverb").setControlCallback(onbtn_ApplyReverbControl);

const var SAVE = Content.getComponent("SAVE");
const var LOAD = Content.getComponent("LOAD");

I'm trying to wrap my head around JSON objects now so that I could save current values of buttons, knobs, panel data etc from the UI as a JSON file in a format that would make it then loadable as a function applied by a load button - similar to my PRINT button. This is a simplified version of what I want, but understanding this would get me on the right path if anyone has any wise nuggets on this. I did think about adding an addButton with some kind of incrementing name as well as the callback text required directly in the printout too, but thought JSON might be a better way to go and would prevent the user from just adding millions of buttons just because they could - Edit, I can't print buttons haha, I'm tripping, been a while since I slept lol. But the JSON question still stands

@lijas90 I think this thread could help you

https://forum.hise.audio/topic/11218/making-button-flash-upon-mouseclick-and-midi-note/19?_=1737578349604

@lijas90 You need to add a generic script reference for the EQ then bypass it in the button callback

const var ParametriqEQ1 = Synth.getEffect("Parametriq EQ1");
const var Button1 = Content.getComponent("Button1");

inline function onButton1Control(component, value)
{
    ParametriqEQ1.setBypassed(value);
};

Content.getComponent("Button1").setControlCallback(onButton1Control);

@Mickolos You could export a snippet, it would be a lot easier - In HISE go to Export, Export as HISE Snippet and then in here click the </> in the menu above where you write a message, then replace the ... with the copied hise snippet. You can paste any code with the same method, but a snippet would make it easy to take a look