@David-Healey Silly me...
I was doing this all the time...

local rect = Rectangle(obj.area); //...

@dannytaurus But is it still necessary for the rectangle? I don't seem to have the preprocessor though I am using the rectangle class extensively nowadays...

@Chazrox Nope, the slider handles its own obj with the values and the repaint is automatically called. Nothing on my side...

@Chazrox Not a range issue, the problem is the modValue reported to the slider's obj that is too radically smoothed

I agree some dampening is necessary for nice visuals for higher velocities but here it's just too far from the reality even at low speed...

@dannytaurus See when using slower/faster mod:

@Oli-Ullmann Finally it doesn't work in the case you remove the connection from the target combobox.
In this case the target argument becomes "No connection" so you can't match the original target.

@Oli-Ullmann Nice! Maybe it's not that hacky after all...

@dannytaurus Here's a snippet. I'm not using a matrix modulator but direct parameter modulation, but the problem is the same.

Remove the modulator when the value is low, you'll see that it stays low instead of jumping back to the knob value

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@David-Healey Oh yeah why not... Still it seems to be a hacky solution to trigger a "force refresh" from a connection callback

@Yinxi The smoothing value of the matrix modulator is here to affect the applied value, the lastModValue is not affected

@Oli-Ullmann The problem is that Component.changed() happens on the script callback level, but with matrix modulation, since the component is connected to the modulator via processorId & parameterId you can't have a script CB at the same time

@dannytaurus trying a little snippet...

@dannytaurus Thanks, yeah I tried using th as well, it does nothing...

I agree, but unfortunately I am very limited with CSS, so I usually don't know when I'm doing wrong and when it's a Hise issue/limitation

AI is of no help because of the particular way Hise handles CSS. Conventional stuff often don't work

There is too much dampening of the lastModValue
Even when not using a fast modulator, the slider show a value that is far far from what is actually heard.

You can see while the LFO is covering the full range, lastModValue barely covers a third of it...

So after deleting a connection, the value of the extra node stays to the old modulated position, not the actual slider value. It should update to the current slider position.

Did anyone successfully change the Inverted label name (or any other header name using CSS?

I tried these below but obviously they don't work or break other things

td #inverted /* doesn't do anything */
{
	content: 'Inv';
}

td, #inverted /* changes all header labels and the button */
{
	content: 'Inv';
}

#inverted /* works but changes the button too... */
{
	content: 'Inv';
}

td, .targetLabel #inverted /* changes all header labels */
{
	content: 'Inv';
}

@resonant Right click on a parameter:

After init, the sliders are not following the change in the mod matrix until the modulators (here an envelope) is triggered once and sets the right lastModValue

Also sometimes modMinValue & modMaxValue are wrong until the mode is changed (see the mod bar disappearing in the last part of the GIF)

@dannytaurus Now you've just won the right to make it "shortcutable"

@David-Healey said in IDEA: nullable button radio groups:

@dannytaurus setAllowRadioGroupDeselect()?

yep much more better

@dannytaurus That's usually made on the scripting level so having this at a C++ level seems a good idea

setExclusive
allowDeselect (my preferred one)
setDeselectable
setExclusiveZeroAllowed

@dannytaurus Thanks, so definitely a path to explore in the case the rest fails...