@tomekslesicki Sure, there you go:

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I've also added this as a snippet to the library as this is a pretty commonly requested task.

@tomekslesicki yes there are plenty of other solutions

just not calling changed() in the slider would prevent the infinite loop writing a custom panel instead of the buttons that store its value and is assigned to a plugin parameter would also work. you could even get away with just styling the slider with a laf and make it look like a few buttons but that‘s advanced hackery and might not work with you design.

@Lindon of course :-)

I use this with a simple 4-node setup. It's pretty good and useful if you also link it up with other compare nodes so you can have dynamic logic that doesn't need explicit parameter setting but can react to various states in the network. Honestly no idea how ScriptNode went as long as it did without the compare node.

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Precisely because you can plug more compare nodes into the logic and chain them up, this is more flexible than what Chris could do.

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@tomekslesicki This might help - https://github.com/christophhart/hise_documentation/blob/master/scripting/scripting-api/scriptpanel/setconsumedkeypresses.md

@tomekslesicki I'm quoting your deleted post her because these are still valid questions:

thanks! How do I know which css classes correspond to which elements? Also - I remember seeing a commit when you allowed LAF and CSS to co-exist. How do I approach this?

This is documented in the Preset browser docs with a cheat sheet that shows all CSS identifiers for each component. However I've noticed that I haven't ported all the nice debugging tools that are available in the multipage dialog editor to the HISE CSS workflow, so I'll be doing that over time. For now I've added a simple overlay that shows some (but not all nested component IDs):

I remember seeing a commit when you allowed LAF and CSS to co-exist

Yes, this is now possible, you can give a single LAF object a style sheet as well as a script paint routine and it will use whatever is best (with the script functions always having the precedence over the style sheet definition with the exception of the popup menu styling which is CSS first).

On some objects, obj.over works, on some it's obj.hover. Wouldn't it make sense to make both of these descriptions perform the same function in LAF?

Yes that also annoyed me whenever I'm writing LAF functions. I obviously can't just correct the typo as this would break existing projects, but I can duplicate the property so that every LAF object that has over will get a hover property with the same value, then we can phase out over in 20+ years lol.

@Dan-Korneff said in Running a shell script:

I think the .command will automatically open terminal.

Seriously ? I searched for hours and GPT couldn't say more than "use Automator to start the shell automatically..." 🙄
Your're the man 👍

Got it working, thanks to yet another awesome @d-healey tutorial. Here it is, in case somebody else needs that too: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=badkm6QVNIA&t=801s

@tomekslesicki Call downloadFile again.

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The API class to communicate with a server

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(docs.hise.audio)

Also be aware that if you call this method again with the same URL and parameters, it will not add another download, but just replace the callback in the already pending download. If you call this method with a file that already exists, the method assumes that it's a previously stopped download and resumes the download at the position (delete the file before calling the method if you don't want this behaviour).

@tomekslesicki what you could do in that case is to create a file that contains the server call response, and have the user to check/send you that file

@tomekslesicki said in HEADS UP: Server.downloadFile() issue on macOS Sequoia - and a solution:

maybe it works on some systems but not others, for whatever reason?

That's why we need to find the common factor. Then you can recreate the system in a VM and debug it.

What OS are they using?
What DAW are they using?
Are you able to make a standalone app that just does the download call so that it can be tested in isolation?
Do they have a firewall?
Do they use a VPN?
Who is their internet provider?
What country are they in?
etc.

Find out everything that they have in common and build a VM to match.

@tomekslesicki said in HEADS UP: Server.downloadFile() issue on macOS Sequoia - and a solution:

Is there a way to get the final url of the call affected by the parameter property?

Only on your server I think.

@tomekslesicki Yeah - try it and report back, and don't get stuck in an endless loop of failed downloads, give up after a few attempts.

In my downloader I give up after 1 attempt so I don't have to deal with it ;)

@dannytaurus yes.

@d-healey thank you!

@d-healey that's right, envelopes and other modulators are not processed on the channel level so you get a single modulation signal for every voice so even with polyphonic channel routing you would still be limited by this design.

You'll probably need to look for another way to achieve this, but usually once you apply different modulation sources to voices it's time to duplicate the samplers.

@tomekslesicki Engine.quit()

Thanks so much, that's very helpful, I appreciate it!

Hence the feature request :-) fadeComponent has been working very well for me so far, it would just be great to have a quick and easy way to achieve fades to semi-transparent states like this.

@Christoph-Hart Epic, thank you!