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@HISEnberg The fact is that I have the same questioning... I need better rendering and overall performances. I disregarded shaders, and honestly I don't really understand what settings I should use for which system.

@aaronventure +1
and load last with enter

@tomekslesicki The way I do it is from the processBlock callback of a scriptFX (note that you must not create a scriptnode graph, otherwise it overwrites the callback, so you need a script just for that purpose)

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I am not proud to iterate over each sample to reconstruct the final buffer, but I haven't found a way to referTo when target buffer is bigger than reference...
Usually I do the opposite (I know the length of my recording in advance)
So if someone has an idea how to copy a smaller buffer anywhere in a bigger one!

Now, there might also be a solution through scriptnode, but I have no idea and the "full script way" of the example isn't hard so...

EDIT: We need a Buffer.copyFrom method

@clevername27 it happens with sliders too, and without LAF as well

@clevername27 said in Defaults / Presets?:

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Default Values

If I set a vdefault alue, and then reload my project, the default value shows correctly in the property editor—but the control isn't set to that value. (For example, if I set the Default to '1', then when I reload the project, the button does not appear to be on.)

If the control is saveInPreset then it's normal behaviour since the last value is kept and recalled.
But if it's not then you have found an issue, because to my opinion a control should be reset to default value at compile time.

Also, the HISE menu item "Reset UI Controls to Default Values" has the same issue.

It works if the control is savedInPreset, but not the opposite so yes, bug confirmed for non-saved in preset items

@aaronventure Oh wait, this SC is from an external screen. Effectively the rendering of the gradient is fine on the mac's retina
The blur doesn't improve though

@aaronventure hmm... I am on macOS

@aaronventure Oh man that gradient is so 8bit...

@Christoph-Hart bumpy bump
My LAF is lafing at me...

@aaronventure Yeah you're right, and this has been reported years ago already.
I'm adding this thread to your report

@d-healey Oh yes I tried it once but didn't dig far enough. I'll try that

Would there be a way to benchmark paintRoutine/LAF within Hise or in XCode?

AFAIK the console benchmark is reporting the timing for the painting call, not the duration of the procedure itself (which is part CPU and part GPU, right?)

I'd also like to benchmark my C++ nodes. I have seen something about the chrono library, but is there a tool or a procedure already in XCode?

@VirtualVirgin You might want to check this out

https://forum.hise.audio/topic/7049/my-tooth-hurts?_=1731938031853

But I don't guarantee the snippet will load because it's quite old...

@Christoph-Hart as title says

@orange Yes I did, but I don't see where this path has been modified, the width is still the one from the panel with no reduction

p1 = gr_peakreduct.createPath([a[0], a[1], a[2], a[3]], [0,1,0,-1], 1.0);

[a[0], a[1], a[2], a[3]] this is equivalent to just write a

@d-healey But in this case that would mean delivering the file in question along with the binary, right? I am not sure it is "appropriate" for a neural model.

@griffinboy Why not simply paste it in an included script file that only serves this purpose? After all, having an include line or a variable you load a json into, there are not much differences in terms of code weight

@orange Oh yes

The function does not return a new path but modifies the existing one. so just drop the p1r

And to reduce the number of points:

p1 = gr_peakreduct.createPath([a[0], a[1], a[2]*0.2, a[3]], [0,1,0,-1], true); // a[2]*20%

But although it works, it looks weird when I am testing it.
In my projects I tend to get the raw buffer and create the path from scratch myself instead of calling DisplayBuffer.createPath()

But since I use it essentially for spectrum curves, it might be an issue with the kind of signal you're using :man_shrugging:

@orange Oh wait... Can you please make a search in the Hise folder for this function roundCorners?

I might just have it locally and didn't make a pull-request...

@clevername27 Nothing is apparent enough to my limited mind, especially in Shakespeare glyphs