@d-healey I think you need all i send in the snippet, because I think the problem is with the start/endmarker that I draw here

@tiesvdam this is the code i made

//AudioWave LAF
const var SampleStart = Sampler1.SampleStart;
const var SampleEnd = Sampler1.SampleEnd;
const var laf = Engine.createGlobalScriptLookAndFeel();
laf.registerFunction("drawThumbnailRange", function(g, obj) {
    g.fillAll(0);
    
    // Start point (using existing position property)
    var startX = obj.position * obj.area[2];
    g.setColour(0xFFFF5400);
    g.drawLine(startX, startX, 0, obj.area[3], 10.0);
    g.setColour(0xFFFFFFFF);
    g.drawLine(startX, startX, 0, obj.area[3], 1.5);
    g.setColour(0xffFFFFFF);
    g.setFont("regular", 12.0);
    g.drawAlignedText("Start Pt", [startX + 5, 5, 50, 20], "left");
    
    // End point (using new endPosition property)
    var endX = obj.endPosition * obj.area[2];
    g.setColour(0xFFFF5400);
    g.drawLine(endX, endX, 0, obj.area[3], 10.0);
    g.setColour(0xFFFFFFFF);
    g.drawLine(endX, endX, 0, obj.area[3], 1.5);
    g.setColour(0xffFFFFFF);
    g.setFont("regular", 12.0);
    g.drawAlignedText("End Pt", [endX - 55, 5, 50, 20], "right");
});



// Variables to store loop points
const var loopPoints = {
    start: 0.0,
    end: 1.0,
    enabled: false,
    settingStart: true, // Flag to toggle between setting start and end points
    endPoint: 1.0 // Adding the EndPoint property to the object
};




laf.registerFunction("drawThumbnailRange", function(g, obj) {
    g.fillAll(0);
    
    // Draw playhead position
    var x = obj.position * obj.area[2];
    
    g.setColour(0xFFFF5400);
    g.drawLine(x, x, 0, obj.area[3], 10.0);
    
    g.setColour(0xFFFFFFFF);
    g.drawLine(x, x, 0, obj.area[3], 1.5);
    
    // Draw start point marker
        var startPointX = loopPoints.start * obj.area[2];
        g.setColour(0xFFFF5400);
        g.drawLine(startPointX, startPointX, 0, obj.area[3], 10.0);
        g.setColour(0xFFFFFFFF);
        g.drawLine(startPointX, startPointX, 0, obj.area[3], 1.5);
        g.setFont("regular", 12);
        g.setColour(Colours.white);
        g.drawAlignedText("Start", [startPointX - 0, 5, 40, 20], "centred");  // Tekst voor startpunt
    
    // Draw end point marker
    var endPointX = loopPoints.endPoint * obj.area[2];
    g.setColour(0xFFFF5400);
    g.drawLine(endPointX, endPointX, 0, obj.area[3], 10.0);
    g.setColour(0xFFFFFFFF);
    g.drawLine(endPointX, endPointX, 0, obj.area[3], 1.5);
    g.setFont("regular", 12);
    g.setColour(Colours.white);
    g.drawAlignedText("End", [endPointX - 40, 5, 40, 20], "centred");


    // Draw loop start and end markers if loop is enabled
    if (loopPoints.enabled) {
        var loopStartX = loopPoints.start * obj.area[2];
        var loopEndX = loopPoints.end * obj.area[2];
        
        // Draw loop region background
        g.setColour(Colours.withAlpha(0xFFFF5400, 0.15));
        g.fillRect([loopStartX, 0, loopEndX - loopStartX, obj.area[3]]);
        
        // Draw loop start marker
        g.setColour(0xFF8d478d);
        g.drawLine(loopStartX, loopStartX, 0, obj.area[3], 2.0);
        
        // Draw loop end marker
        g.setColour(0xFF8d478d);
        g.drawLine(loopEndX, loopEndX, 0, obj.area[3], 2.0);
        
        // Draw loop region border
        g.setColour(Colours.withAlpha(0xFFFF5400, 0.5));
        g.drawRect([loopStartX, 0, loopEndX - loopStartX, obj.area[3]], 1);
        

    }
});

laf.registerFunction("drawThumbnailPath", function(g, obj) {
    g.fillAll(obj.bgColour);
    
    var a = obj.area;
    g.setGradientFill([0xFFFF5400, a[0], a[1], 0xFF8d478d, a[2], a[3]]);
    g.drawPath(obj.path, obj.area,1.5);
    g.fillPath(obj.path, obj.area);
});

@d-healey Sorry what do you mean by a minimal example? i think its the code to

@d-healey, I also have the problem that the audio waveform shows only the line following the audio of the first note in my sampler. Is it possible to do this with all the notes?

@d-healey Then this is happening, almost the sameSchermopname 2025-04-02 om 16.10.02.mov

I have a problem when I enable the loop function in the sampler. When I do this, a generated end point appears. If I change my own end point, it is ignored.

I only want one end point, and that should be my own—not the generated end point that the sampler creates.

How can I prevent this from happening?

Schermopname 2025-04-01 om 10.26.05.mov

//AudioWave LAF
const var SampleStart = Sampler1.SampleStart;
const var SampleEnd = Sampler1.SampleEnd;
const var laf = Engine.createGlobalScriptLookAndFeel();
laf.registerFunction("drawThumbnailRange", function(g, obj) {
    g.fillAll(0);
    
    // Start point (using existing position property)
    var startX = obj.position * obj.area[2];
    g.setColour(0xFFFF5400);
    g.drawLine(startX, startX, 0, obj.area[3], 10.0);
    g.setColour(0xFFFFFFFF);
    g.drawLine(startX, startX, 0, obj.area[3], 1.5);
    g.setColour(0xffFFFFFF);
    g.setFont("regular", 12.0);
    g.drawAlignedText("Start Pt", [startX + 5, 5, 50, 20], "left");
    
    // End point (using new endPosition property)
    var endX = obj.endPosition * obj.area[2];
    g.setColour(0xFFFF5400);
    g.drawLine(endX, endX, 0, obj.area[3], 10.0);
    g.setColour(0xFFFFFFFF);
    g.drawLine(endX, endX, 0, obj.area[3], 1.5);
    g.setColour(0xffFFFFFF);
    g.setFont("regular", 12.0);
    g.drawAlignedText("End Pt", [endX - 55, 5, 50, 20], "right");
});



// Variables to store loop points
const var loopPoints = {
    start: 0.0,
    end: 1.0,
    enabled: false,
    settingStart: true, // Flag to toggle between setting start and end points
    endPoint: 1.0 // Adding the EndPoint property to the object
};




laf.registerFunction("drawThumbnailRange", function(g, obj) {
    g.fillAll(0);
    
    // Draw playhead position
    var x = obj.position * obj.area[2];
    
    g.setColour(0xFFFF5400);
    g.drawLine(x, x, 0, obj.area[3], 10.0);
    
    g.setColour(0xFFFFFFFF);
    g.drawLine(x, x, 0, obj.area[3], 1.5);
    
    // Draw start point marker
        var startPointX = loopPoints.start * obj.area[2];
        g.setColour(0xFFFF5400);
        g.drawLine(startPointX, startPointX, 0, obj.area[3], 10.0);
        g.setColour(0xFFFFFFFF);
        g.drawLine(startPointX, startPointX, 0, obj.area[3], 1.5);
        g.setFont("regular", 12);
        g.setColour(Colours.white);
        g.drawAlignedText("Start", [startPointX - 0, 5, 40, 20], "centred");  // Tekst voor startpunt
    
    // Draw end point marker
    var endPointX = loopPoints.endPoint * obj.area[2];
    g.setColour(0xFFFF5400);
    g.drawLine(endPointX, endPointX, 0, obj.area[3], 10.0);
    g.setColour(0xFFFFFFFF);
    g.drawLine(endPointX, endPointX, 0, obj.area[3], 1.5);
    g.setFont("regular", 12);
    g.setColour(Colours.white);
    g.drawAlignedText("End", [endPointX - 40, 5, 40, 20], "centred");


    // Draw loop start and end markers if loop is enabled
    if (loopPoints.enabled) {
        var loopStartX = loopPoints.start * obj.area[2];
        var loopEndX = loopPoints.end * obj.area[2];
        
        // Draw loop region background
        g.setColour(Colours.withAlpha(0xFFFF5400, 0.15));
        g.fillRect([loopStartX, 0, loopEndX - loopStartX, obj.area[3]]);
        
        // Draw loop start marker
        g.setColour(0xFF8d478d);
        g.drawLine(loopStartX, loopStartX, 0, obj.area[3], 2.0);
        
        // Draw loop end marker
        g.setColour(0xFF8d478d);
        g.drawLine(loopEndX, loopEndX, 0, obj.area[3], 2.0);
        
        // Draw loop region border
        g.setColour(Colours.withAlpha(0xFFFF5400, 0.5));
        g.drawRect([loopStartX, 0, loopEndX - loopStartX, obj.area[3]], 1);
        

    }
});

laf.registerFunction("drawThumbnailPath", function(g, obj) {
    g.fillAll(obj.bgColour);
    
    var a = obj.area;
    g.setGradientFill([0xFFFF5400, a[0], a[1], 0xFF8d478d, a[2], a[3]]);
    g.drawPath(obj.path, obj.area,1.5);
    g.fillPath(obj.path, obj.area);
});

@tiesvdam

I transferred a project to another device. On my device, the reverb knobs update instantly with the visualizer, but on the new device, they only update when I adjust the size knob. We're using the same version of HISE, so I have no idea what could be causing this.

SEE PROBLEM
Schermopname 2025-03-27 om 17.11.00.mov

I have the problem that I have an audio waveform with a start and end point, but I don’t understand how to code it to make the sound loop. When I select Loop in the sampler, the sampler no longer listens to the start and end point and add a random extra start point. Does anyone know how I can solve this?

@d-healey Ah okay thanks for all the info en help!

@d-healey Ahh okey thanks i will try. And if I want to work around this problem and do a right-click reset via the pop-up menu, how do I do that?

@d-healey What is a Reaper?

@d-healey Ableton

@d-healey Oh yes, I did realize that a double-click works, I was just confused because it doesn't work in my DAW. Do you have any tips on how I can fix this?

Hello, I was wondering if there is a way to add a function to the right-click menu that resets the knob to 0. Double-clicking would also be a good alternative.

@Gab Ah perfect, im gonna try! Thanks!!!

@Gab No that is not in it, I saw it in a other post. where should I put it in the script? Thanks for the help!

I finally managed to export my plugin as a VST and use it in Ableton. Everything works except for the plotter. It works in HISE, but not in Ableton. Is there anything I can do to make it work?

I’m creating a sound library and I want an easy way to import sounds into HISE’s Sampler. What is the best method for this?

@d-healey Yes sir