@trillbilly The easiest way I could think of to create such an effect is to create a ping/pong sample.
Use your Daw to create a looping pingpong sample and than use this with looping enabled in Hise.

@ustk
Good Call!

Turning off custom graphics (unintuitively) fixed my main issue.
Now your mentioned problem comes into play not getting my image names correctly, but I should be able to fix that.

Tank you!

@ustk
Maybe inverting the idea?
Tracking a mouse-click and if it's not in a certain area (panel) it's outside?
Would probably reduce the amount of components.

And yeah, I agree, might be a nice feature to have.

@ulrik
Man, that really is a bad and messy solution...
I hope someone can find an easy way to do this, but here would be the version I talked about using a button to trigger the loop toggle for the length of the wave.

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@ForeverLive
In my experience, if @Christoph-Hart or @d-healey don't give a simple and straight answer its probably not a beginner friendly process.

So like they said I'd also recommend other priorities first.

@d-healey
I have about 5 - 7 other samplers, thats why I was a bit concerned.

@d-healey
I see, where I was wrong...
I needed to set them to false and not delete them...LOL

@d-healey WOW
Thank you Master Healy!

@BWSounds I have the feeling the inbuilt Arp is not always fully reliable in Hise, when turning on and off.
Could you send a pic of your Arp-Settings maybe I can find something, working with it on a project right now too.

@orange
I haven't worked with timers yet, so I'm not sure if that would work, but I found "callWithDelay" in the API browser, maybe this will do the job...
Haven't had time to try it out yet.

Good Evening/Day Hise Friends.
I finished the first test version of my new sample-instrument, but for some reason the compiled version seems to be damaged.

In Hise itself the instrument is working fine, but after compiling (compiled successful), the instrument crashes before opening.

(MacOS)

I took a look at the terminal and these are the only warning I could find.

 Building targets in manual order is deprecated - check "Parallelize build for command-line builds" in the project editor, or set DISABLE_MANUAL_TARGET_ORDER_BUILD_WARNING in any of the targets in the current build to suppress this warning


⚠️  /Users/gabriel/Documents/Hise/HISE-3.0.1/hi_scripting/scripting/api/ScriptTableListModel.cpp:82:11: enumeration values 'Text' and 'numCellTypes' not handled in switch [-Wswitch]

                switch (cellType)
                        ^~~~~~~~

⚠️  /Users/gabriel/Documents/Hise/HISE-3.0.1/hi_scripting/scripting/api/ScriptTableListModel.cpp:111:11: enumeration values 'Text' and 'numCellTypes' not handled in switch [-Wswitch]

                switch (cellType)
                        ^

⚠️  /Users/gabriel/Documents/Hise/HISE-3.0.1/hi_modules/effects/mda/mdaLimiter.cpp:121:43: 'sprintf' is deprecated: This function is provided for compatibility reasons only.  Due to security concerns inherent in the design of sprintf(3), it is highly recommended that you use snprintf(3) instead. [-Wdeprecated-declarations]

void int2strng(int value, char *string) { sprintf(string, "%d", value); }

@d-healey Thank you!!
I think you are right. I remember you mentioning something like that.
It seems to work now!

@d-healey
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ddodaOOFXik](link url)
Its been a while, I watched the video, but I think it was this one David Healey is talking about.