Posts made by tomekslesicki

@tomekslesicki when I call

inline function reconstructFromAccumulator()
{
	outputBuffer = Buffer.create(g_accumulator.length * Engine.getBufferSize());
	
	for (b in g_accumulator)
	{
		local b_idx = g_accumulator.indexOf(b);
		
		// not proud to iterate over each sample but I haven't found a way to "referTo" when target buffer is bigger than reference...
		for (i=0; i<b.length; i++)
		{
			local idx = b_idx * b.length + i;
			outputBuffer[idx] = b[i];
		}
		
		ScriptFX1AP.setFile(outputBuffer);
	}
	
	g_accumulator.clear();
}

an object gets assigned to the file player node but the waveform isn't drawn and it doesn't play. I guess it's something obvious I can't get my head around...?

@ustk thanks, I almost understand the example ;-) Could you please help me out to get the output of the buffer into the file player in scriptnode?

@griffinboy that would be amazing, thank you!

With a feature like this, one could create so many things, even a mini-DAW in HISE

Hey, smarter people! I'm trying to script something that's sadly a bit out of my skill set. Here's a snippet with just a momentary button and a noise generator:

HiseSnippet 1490.3oc6W0saaaCElx1JswscasnWrKEJ1EtCEtVNosqXXnNwItyX0oF1YA8pUvHQaSXJRMIpl3VTfdwtXO.69c2dN1qxdC5av1ghRVRwt4GuzhcwRAJLOGdH+3gemOdT+.gCILTDfLpt+LeBx35lCmwkSZOAS4nt6fL9Lyd3PIIvRaZ6Y93vPhKxvn7SUFLVuBJ9u2+jswLL2gjYBgNPPcHOi5QkYV625GnLVGrKYepWtYuYqtNBdaASDA3orYCjO1YJdLYOrZZkLQeONbBx3qM2nIdiMd7iZzz1dziZ9fQ11Md3F1ivaZCdZhIMebSrMQgj010kJEACkXIIDYTYag6rgSDGw0avAzP5gLhZfMZHryZycDLW0QT8aT6ITla+zDUHBYX1OKsUVm1tsYOpKct8rz2WD6vJKh7IPiREgW4Bvy9CAuk.IibPphFR2zbnS.0Wl4QgmqY1kC2livP1IOTzyEU52LLaKfYvk08vSIcBfAyin1Caz3dVv+c2usZU3tJTZ8Jbf0.hiHv056rRibLQ1V34K3vfZ2Q69NpXpR4LJmXMJh6HoBtkfq8phLPvp4jF18fUlEQta02Tc86e+sbcslAzBKmnPovyhIFScrlPBH0qWu5agU9z255gJywaQaLicHvqpchsFfWNTsmPRdNuV71W8sUsNoqQiVpuj0hQBVpaEeO3zBrFOx6PRP9CuZhvcZQhxZmOhhiNojahBdWNU9beRx3Llt8RnUnjrphfkfPXpxX50mkPu1NRJEbDEVjqZpynnXzC0IFw00+X2cvRb5Z.KGrE9j.IUcRL1g7JPhPSYW2bGR3TovOdtI2hHiqb163wykQdGt0rLMkep0QTW4j4F9yfVSHzwSj4sPC6I7fcBG.QZTBsXsDTEKbiXXYwRak.XhC3ZrP8jplgGRkyxKPdx58Je3qwFKUNZoWRmS3dSy9Toyjki2RKAuvM1Ga7lnddCycGMh3Hy.aEyNu3TkJqb9p.NCk77xllZrTMgkA6uBHWOYnUmWXW.P6E4sUjKUzgxT3wzPQ1STQM9Uyrha+.hONfrunOCOqVH1ymQF.Gh6YcHS3LcH80jEUD703Za0Lp4LAy4DV3pHbr1kzKLnAhHIkOtGVFPgpMS37ODTjcHsSPmJGTRoYnG2Hs9eHg6FO3ug+RbZOOgANsSclI2f1iHORDLM9NJ42fNf5BopYPbIOI.sEiINRoSPSHzv0Rrs9B1L+IBN0QYROiTbtkmHRIpnAKzQw9XJSUALLJDjEceNeHL431XLJe.IHLdguhYi5v+fJh8Dtp9J5fcfz5r9Xk3xMMUJs.2kDT2YNGNGRKPbh6lImS0Jl10iNkAH1KV4C54wnbN4RMiUMBpSKo4mcCOP40AyPGn0cgSlZM0IOMbUS8FlifS1K8AZHrqEN.2BN.vao48uHjKF+EA0JW.q+3z2AxU3jeDTU2k6RNNcA2EnztP4abXIbjdT9A4ecoG93BiQ8wA.ZgFVTqck4ifqvrPyT3xBetsVCkDeUUYdk6gSIGoyX4sp6OVUWq5nnmJUuvNrCYDNhIWvN5hCM.FWHnsF7.kbAH89mrbH89mbFPZyVK.oV+9RxVPU8GDRet4.gP1If7yQPM1rSfs28lVKEafczkvMYq+50+xojttloBWCTRIqRNSwy2VHl5gi0sVo1dx+13U0Nuh4dBZHIVQ4V5ea8TBnzndc29x36w7O2eOlQ4U5Q3hsIka9K4E4Jer91pOo8Z8uu0vKmOEb8TLNjpDf2k+JBCHgIjoDNcp0hjodBtH8MzL9y.B77+3wjhEOK6.skTBZhYVtcqADFAGlQv9p+n0yfmLwAwBmezyEm180WZpgqkpBv5+ao++ZszeAfxmh9T+TrGdXm.wKczs2q3xWM1Bbt4wcistYO0XK6zu1N6N1CTEeoiSwkZg.atpAtwpF3lqZfOXUC7gqZfOZUC7aN6.UOZsUjT3oKYgVW5uqtEWic4XfwGWcf9G70lSWM

What I would like to achieve is to record the audio buffer when the record button is on, and then use that as an external audio file in scriptnode.

I was hoping I could do it with the recorder node, but unfortunately, it needs to know the length of the recording beforehand.

Any help would be greately appreciated! Thank you!

@Dan-Korneff the solution is to install CUDA Toolkit 11.8 and install pytorch 2.3.0 instead of the current version. Here's the install prompt:

conda install pytorch==2.3.0 torchvision==0.18.0 torchaudio==2.3.0 pytorch-cuda=11.8 -c pytorch -c nvidia

@Dan-Korneff I'm also getting the

 CUDNN_STATUS_NOT_SUPPORTED

error when training with CUDA. With CUDA disabled, the traning goes as expected but is very slow (as expected ;-))

Are you using CUDA to train the model? If so, how are you setting the enviorment?

Like:

conda env config vars set CUBLAS_WORKSPACE_CONFIG=:16:8
conda activate base

...or some other way?

Thank you!

@Christoph-Hart I checked the latest commit, that solves it! Thank you!

I'm giving this a friendly bump.

@Christoph-Hart actually, the script property method works great if the buttons are not nested in panels, but doesn't work when they are. The same applies to the CSS method. Here is a minimal snippet:

HiseSnippet 851.3ocsV0sSaCCE1tPPP2fMj1CPTuBlPnz0zBSno00BLp1.pVYncGx0wkXQhcThCPEZR6QXOR6QYOB6MX63jz1DnCXUZ8hpd9+yG+cNtcCkTVTjLDgKexv.FB+TidCEJ21tDt.0YWDdEiCIQJVnYppVCCHQQLGDFO260JvKMOJ4yudaKhGQPYSTgPmJ4T1G49b0Dsca9Atm29DG1Ib+bda2rCUJZK8jw.dlyvBEPnWPNmcDQ6VICzAjHWD9kFMnuttUelU85aaWaaa6F1MpaMvp1f9a2vtessrq4XWuJsFBuvdNbkLrmhnXQH77sjNC64JuRjVfS4Q79dLsPUTOnxop2W54nOhZsn1tbOmtiZTQHHKcmz1lKss8BiC4N7w5mz9ddhAyIQjuAhKUDdyU.dU+avaJPBmCRymBoUM5QC4ApIVz34IFcDvs4.BbOkGJo9hJsC1nsD7Pn1zmbAa+PPXbDq0vxZCS3q02obY3tJRYdIIzLM1VwJkTT07MliRv4LUaoefT.BqUofWUzYnflMiXfS9x3HV63P.tU1vrRWIWn3hyOfHbxzt9NChETEWJLkhijJ1wh0Vu7MkWp7WKadaSCFLUaZ.FJ87XgS0rlVFdeAtlH1uOKbC3z6EyF6Hz5Kdetvi69jl1ux4nTzQvUGGvxjueBIJqgq4AYHDbUkvBVwHeWFwgj7rBpphRND4GZQetytDEYT5fLCUKfEp35CEdW1kvPcJIaIicYQWnjAI9lcWCG7zhu7HJHQv7Rp8J40TEcMBaf0Ub3nebE2Q4NFL+7xltL94tS1d78aZVnRK9nOlWONGeizb3XgezuYVMMvNf7n5kJEPBgxjqd25.jiupWBbW9Jrt6NSlvNAoSrGQUbQgdcZlAfsUX5TOAJh3pg4W29Or8v5d2d7Xg3pFc4Jp6zwXoofQfA8+.iY6bW1XuACXT0D.Nuw9eYVWv9.k+SxX8E6gDUHWyZOJ1uG7NEkAUW.TgHMiojdVLU1ZDgtGS3jH7a3SlwpZYblwpiLh7IzP4YzzIX8V8ESz.XRj7B3RvSwfr4TFY8gGYNiRKlp6D3ql0.qMqAZOqAVeVCrwrF3VyZfa+vAp+O.uKVI8SGaPnC6tWxJVLdOAAXfIrUze.3Aph1.

Could you please take a look at this? Thank you!

@Christoph-Hart Epic, thank you! Your skills benefit the community <3

@Christoph-Hart yup!

@Christoph-Hart thank you, I could do it this way, but I have a ton of controls to nest like this, and editing such a project wouldn’t be very effective in the long run.

Would it be possible to either enable setting the mouse cursor for other components, or to fix whatever is causing the current implementation not to work consistently?

The script I posted in the first post works and the logic seems correct (I guess?) but I need to edit it (as described in the first post) and compile it a couple of times for HISE to register the mouse change properly.

Thank you!

@Christoph-Hart I saw that comment, I loved it! That being said, if you COULD lend some of those improved skills to allow custom cursors on non-panel components, I wouldn’t have to hack around like this! ;-)

@d-healey Yeah, I want to set the cursor per component. I can get it to work as I described in the first post, but it’s not a real workable solution unfortunately. It’s strange, though, because I can get other functions to work - the Console prints just fine with the timer and sub-components nested in that panel, it’s just the mouse cursor that doesn’t like me.

Hi, smarter people! I'm running into a strange issue (possibly on my end) with setMouseCursor consistency. What I'm trying to achieve is to change the mouse cursor based on the component under mouse. Here's a minimal snippet:

HiseSnippet 1051.3ocsV8taaaCDmxNZqRaIaEXO.B9SxaAFVN+wonXXdwwY0X0IFyoEanXnkVhxhKRjBRTM0nM.E6IaOR6MX6nnbrjqaSlwh9fM3w62c+3c7tiiS3tjzTdBRy7h4wDj1WpOYNSDzO.SYngmfz1QeDNUPRrThNddLNMk3gzzp+SRAZFagx+96e3XbHl4RVJBgdNm5RdJMhJVJcbuelFFdJ1ibAMpj162anKm0mGxy.9TWuMJF6dIdF4LrTsZ5nmfSCPZeqd68c78eTWbWWRm885dXmtDuojN9646dTWOu87c7857niN.o8YC7nBdxDAVPRQZacL2a9j.9ULkCdNMkNMjHW3fl.dVI9Tdnm7HJkh5GPC8FuHPkh.qLdYXqtJr8M5indzajuL7804aXsDQ4.nVspzqdE54TldsKQu0PIsRTZKEkdn9D2DZrX4NR97E5CYP1zGC4oxTQoKp12UW2rOGTgIZEgujbZBr3FH1G1t8tVvOMeroIjrREVuFmXo.eblPvYNVeu0BCLiH5yih4LXgciJZ0XcVXLlQBuMCnTZE7Wv4gBZr7BUBfe.aFkQZ4lPf.atvym9GDWgcyGus41lkMTqThHWi93vvovENa+LlqfxY1MMeqoA02xdcz4YLORxHdVJwtYKfHBHimZ2Pc7Zzz5cuy5+.rmhmRBazroogogE78V0eVVqR0bn8yRf7ociwbJSPYydBl4oj0XWKUATZqqBnBxtVu.RXs+cHZUXPfTo7PRq3D.6sdxVf6Z0elFjvThoAPOiOIyNimDgCucNcs40xDYUaIvIpThsyAvMsE4CKN6LtfbdQhw7ZSqU2x2es6IOkI7vPvhqaaku9D.sYYQSII6BW0ByH2nHTpUs9U+iW+Vt8hqJnWRQNaHiJNOlv9XMcPEYJnVuVAq.UE4U56nWtzBQgB5uphHGTNwK2XFcGLxmqmesbMfe1vSvBrruSAs.pFSRDTYTP6Dxqgt9ptPF5mPRuTviy0s3FFzWV4zs0Kk4y84Nkk3fdSY2Nu7hqndhfaD7W+Yu.BcVfnrDYj5FOZbmiUK846w8V5y262qpOe0qV0mneqmf7FQ9rJgpiDR6A5E9JFm.LoDkV4rhtSrcQRYIK6EWhkHw8MK+vIMvLNtWVHVTcvm74AEa.USUl1HGnvRoh4ke9v+aSCuqT7g5ioB2f0ywZqgixhu6ANV7Fhs0G36CCoVRvszO8Wuedv.5W3YxIGivhDJbUR+rrnIPKZWB3cFjnkcyzpI6SnV2VtVFAlPXd4K9G3qXSG4ZshMcVrIJB6lveoqpQi7UJOHWBvIV9K5LfmVBqsVS6oH3QSuz0spo9.fc1Tf6so.2eSAdvlB7vMEX2ME3Q2NP4aZ+wLAORU1fPiFOHehfl1.FFtAleaE8uCi1cGA

The code works fine ONLY if I remove the else statement, compile the script, but the else statement back in and compile again. Rather strange, right? Is it my brain getting in the way, or is there some funky inconsistency on the HISE end?

Thank you!

@d-healey ok, thank you!

@d-healey bummer! Do you know a way to get the value of a certain point in the table?

I'm looking for a way to control the size of the table point with LAF. Doing it like this:

g.fillEllipse([obj.tablePoint[0], obj.tablePoint[1], 25, 25]); // x, y, width, height

for example creates clipped circles.

What's the smart way to do this?

Thank you!

Hey Lidon,

here's my template :-)

TEMPLATE.zip

@Christoph-Hart another kind bumpy bump :-)

@Christoph-Hart I'm giving this a friendly bump, as the issue is still there in the latest commits.