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When you copy a node, or import a snippet from the clipboard, HISE will:
paste the nodes with the exact same ID
apply the connections from the clipboard based on ID,
This breaks the core ScriptNode functionality where each parameter can only be modulated by one cable at a time.
What should happen is:
HISE should check what the new IDs will be for the pasted nodes
change internal (within the copied nodes) connections so that they refer to the new IDs
keep any incoming connections from the outside, e.g. from the main parameters or other nodes
break any outgoing connections that go beyond the copy scope
The lack of proper implementation of this has some severe effects on the workflow for complicated networks:
it's impossible to duplicate more complex modchains, effectively having you go through the entire setup any time you need a copy
if you already developed a modchain within the network, but it grew to be too big, it's not possible to "move it to a separate file" like you can do with code in the code editor, so that you can then reimport it as a project node, because the connections will not copy over properly
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When you copy a node, or import a snippet from the clipboard, HISE will:
This breaks the core ScriptNode functionality where each parameter can only be modulated by one cable at a time.
What should happen is:
The lack of proper implementation of this has some severe effects on the workflow for complicated networks:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: