@pcs800 just insert a container.split then add as many chains as you want inside it to split the signal in parallel paths

Side note: for L/R it's a container.multi

@Lindon For tables, shapes and consort, they can be saved as array values into the object.
table data points, even paths as string...

@d-healey said in Lindon's interface has gone mad!....optimising a massive UI:

@ustk Yes you've convinced me :) feel free to modify the snippet... hint hint

Here ya go!

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@d-healey To me it seems even easier to extend because controls are either in an array inside the json or better, with a named property. So at checking time the property is either existing or not in the preset, so you have a safe control on value recall

@d-healey To this nice solution I prefer object stored in a panel. JSON are nicer to read when needed. And you can store other types than just values

@d-healey seeing the number of people legitimately falling in that trap, it's a pity there's still no warning in the console

@Lindon this surely can be optimised with a "still big" factory to save the component count.
A per pad object could save all controls for this pad
One set of waveforms, ahdsr, etc recalled from the pad control obj

@HISEnberg You need these preprocessors

HISE_NUM_SCRIPTNODE_FX_MODS=8
HISE_NUM_POLYPHONIC_SCRIPTNODE_FX_MODS=0
HISE_NUM_SCRIPTNODE_SYNTH_MODS=0
NUM_HARDCODED_FX_MODS=8
NUM_HARDCODED_POLY_FX_MODS=0
NUM_HARDCODED_SYNTH_MODS=0

and in the networks you use core.extra_mod node
It is sample accurate if you use it in a frame container. Otherwise it is the ModulationBlockSize that is taken but I am not 100% sure how. Because if an audio block is 512 and the modSize is 16, I don't see how it works...

The extra slots will appear in th scriptFX and in the hardcodedFX if you chose the preprocessors to do so

@DJJD12345 What do you have in the export wizard?
menu Export -> Setup Export Wizard everything should be green ticked

@DJJD12345 The version actually doesn't mean much but it's not often updated. But as long as you compile the latest develop branch you're good at least on that side

@DJJD12345 Are you using the develop branch? Hise uses xcbeautify for a little while now...

@Orvillain When a parameter is "modulatable", the modulator becomes the main controller, right? So why not making a scripted step modulator you can either set between the num steps you need and linear?

So it appears I should use a stack with the insert method instead. Mistake in the doc...

@Christoph-Hart So how do we push a new object in the list?

Side question, can we preallocate for a max number of object?
I mean to create an empty list and push/delete new objects as they arrive... Possible with minimal overhead?
EDIT: createArray is a fixed size object...

@Chazrox I second Dave on this. I had a hard time understanding them but once done they reveal very powerful in some situations

Oh in fact I guess I should better make a midi sequence and get the rectangle list...

I should have mentioned that this is for a piano roll.
So I need note on and off timestamps for each note over a certain period of time.
So perhaps there's another way?

So pretty self explanatory, I need a 2D management of my data. Seduced by the rapidity of those objects for midi dataset, I wonder if I can use them instead of just a 2D array.

The main issue is that we can't (apparently) set an array as value in any of those objects.
So I'm afraid I might have to rely on pure 2D arrays...

@Christoph-Hart The tables really, really need an update

All value currently set above 85% are shifting up at each mouse click !

And setting the value is so rough, often jumping by 2% with no possibilities to get more precision.

This is making me think

1. What about the possibility of opening all current point in an array/table like popup so we can edit the point numerically?

2. Or expand the area for more precision?

3. would there be possible to show the values with a custom range (even if 0-1 behind the scene) so we would be able for instance to set frequencies or gains precisely?

A table for the real guys

Of course all of that can be made from the UI, but when you design a network, you might not have/need a connection. And I can't imagine making a connection, dropping the table because you make another design choice, put back a table because, well, wasn't so bad... In short network design is no time for creating a UI connection + script just for testing things...

@Christoph-Hart Amazing! So what I've said is just wrong!