@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!

So. For everyone who is curious.
I searched a bit online and plugins not showing up in the logic list seems to be a specific logic bug with unknown reason.
(seems to have also happened to some people with big brand plugins like native instruments)

The solution that seems to work for most people (including myself) is deleting (if they exist, doesn't need to be all of them):

• user/Library/Preferences/com.apple.audio.AUHpostingService.x86-64.plist

• user/Library/Preferences/com.apple.audio.InfoHelper

• user/Library/Caches/AudioUnitCache

• user/Library/Caches/com.apple.audio.AUHostingService.x86-64

• user/Library/Caches/com.apple.audio.InfoHelper

@David-Healey I just forgot the stage of setting the permissions with your provided code "chmod -R 755" before packaging

@David-Healey let me know, when ever you need something for your physical trumpet thingy.

@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!

@dannytaurus !

@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.