I wrote a reply but I guess it got sucked into the void with the forum server instability yesterday.

I did get it working. The things I changed were that I switched to using a global_cable node instead of a global_send. I don't understand why I needed one over the other but with that change my scriptnode now compiles fine.

Also I needed to be routing a 0-1 value to the cable input in scriptnode. I was sending a negative value which shows up fine on the value knob readout in the scriptnode but I guess was being clamped to the 0-1 range and showing up as all 0.0 once it was read by the interface script. Using the .setrange() function apparently maps 0-1 data being input to the range you set, it doesn't change the requirement for the input data to be within 0-1.

All of this is somewhat stabs in the dark as there seems to be very little documentation on anything scriptnode. But it is working.

@orange I don't think so, but they usually take fewer lines of script than an array.

Also if the image you want is part of an icon font use that instead of paths.

@whoopsydoodle

Here's an example of 'simple and easy'.

anything outside of this, you're definitely making it less simple and easy.

Laf Shadows and a subtle glow are attached to the slider knob body so it seems 'responsive' moving up and down the slider.

Slider made separate then drawn into Laf function.

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You could LAF some shadows and glows to help the vibe for sure.

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@d-healey great. Thanks!

@Lindon appreciate this reply. I will give it another go.

@Christoph-Hart thanks for tackling this issue so quickly!

Tested as working on my end.

@whoopsydoodle said in Mono to Stereo in 2025:

Is there some other aspect that could be stopping it from being allowed on a mono track?

Well I think there must be...

But I don't know what it is. I think you'll need to start with the test project and build it out until it doesn't work. Or try and figure out what is different between your project and the test project - start with project preferences and make sure they are identical.

@whoopsydoodle said in AU passes auval but no GUI only in Logic:

There was a missed line that created an infinite recursion between two buttons with .changed()

HISE has built in recursion protection for this kind of scenario.

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Can you make a minimal example that demonstrates the GUI issue you had?

@d-healey Yes. I do have a high dpi mouse and now you’ve given me something else to worry about and have to test for. I did not think that dpi could be a factor.

Based on what I figured out rooting around the Hise source it seems like all sliders in Hise are set to absolute px mode as default with a value of 250 distance = full rotation. But when you turn on the modifier they switch to a velocity mode. The problem I had is that the velocity mode settings weren’t any good (at least for my mouse) specifically the offset aka minimum.

Link Preview Image JUCE: Slider Class Reference

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I found a setting that makes things much smoother and more predictable. But I guess I have to test with different mice?? Oh joy.

Haha dirty indeed. But it works!

I don't know why but the mouseDownX and mouseDownY values I get when clicking on the panel are always huge. So I'm using an X that's higher than my object width to trigger that? Idk man... haha

if (event.mouseDownX > 26) { //click on panel //first click shows menu, second hides menu } if (!event.hover && !event.mouseDownX) { //click off of panel that also hides menu }

@Morphoice so in your combobox callback that is setting the label -, you need a switch that says "hey time to load a preset", that the label (which is saveInPreset) reads and ONLY loads if this == true,

@d-healey thank you!

yep drawMultiLineText works.

@whoopsydoodle

I don't remember in detail how the HISE Faust DSP wrapper works (that is the code this connect Faust DSP to the HIS audio layer) but possibly it already adapts input/output audio buffers and yes the proper way would be to open access to the compiler options in the Faust LLVM JIT path as well as the C++ generation path, but I don't where it can be done. @Christoph-Hart has to help here.

@whoopsydoodle if you make a factory for making e.g. knobs, you could compliment the knob with a panel for the lottie
I made a short example with a not so useful lottie 😁

EDITED
I made a mistake, this is what it should be!

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@d-healey yes of course. Much cleaner. Thanks!

@Matt_SF ok good to know. I’ll test different things to see if I can figure out why it was giving me an error. The project I was trying was very simple except for what was in the Faust node.

@whoopsydoodle Yep I just did further testing putting the whole feedback loop into a faust node instead of using hise for the feedback loop and the latency is gone. All repeats line up perfectly as they should.

It seems like there is a bug with the scriptnode send receive nodes that is causing latency to be added into the feedback signal.