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Oops, sorry for starting a new topic about this same issue. But apparently a fix is on the way, so all good.

This might have something to do with how filters work, but out of interest: I noticed that when you call the AnalogFilter.ProcessSample() function with a value of zero, completing the call takes about 6-7 times longer than with non-zero values (at least on my Mac). Any other sample value, no matter ...

Ah yes, thanks! At least I can now remove modules.

Module Designer 1.3.3 on OS X 10.14.3, I'm experiencing two kinds of crashes: - When I run the test client and right-click on any module (the one I'm coding, or any other), the test client immediately crashes. MD stays open, and I have to choose "Stop running" to be able to run the module again. Qui...

Currently the Module Designer does not seem to recognize interfaces and enumerations in the source code, so they are missing from the Module tree on the left side of the source code (or in case of enums that include methods, only the method names are visible, which looks a little strange). I guess t...

I wrote a class that uses a text label to show an option from a list of options (like a filter type etc), a hidden knob to store the index value of the currently selected option, and then either a popup menu or click-n-drag to select a different option. Whenever I need to check which option is selec...

So it is! You are welcome, and thanks for the fix! Life (or at least the module coding part of it) is much easier now...

You are welcome! One ”lazy man’s approach” to store persistent number values is to include/generate hidden knobs or sliders, and just get/set their values. I have used this in my (still very much unfinished) modules, not sure if I’m breaking some conventions here, but it seems to work perfectly.

Looks like the properties are not automatically saved with either full or module presets, so it's just for storing runtime data. Other than that, there's not much to it, it's just a simple way to store and retrieve any object "inside" any GUI object with a string key. A couple of things to keep in m...

Great! Good to know a fix is on the way Thanks!