I did it in a single measure too, just used formula conditionals instead of IfConditions to further shorten the code. Basically, your:
Code:
[MeasureCounter]Measure=CalcFormula=Counter
Code:
[MeasurePeakSet1]Measure=CalcFormula=([MeasureCounter]+#DecayHold#)IfCondition=(MeasureAudio1 > #Bar1Value#)IfTrueAction=[!SetVariable Bar1Value [MeasureAudio1]][!SetVariable Bar1Time [MeasurePeakSet1]]IfCondition2=([MeasureCounter] > #Bar1Time#)IfTrueAction2=[!SetVariable Bar1Value (#Bar1Value#*#DecaySpeed#)]DynamicVariables=1IfConditionMode=1
is this in mine:
Code:
[Hold1]Measure=CalcFormula=(Band1>Hold1-#FallS#*(#Time1#>#TimeM#?1:0)?Band1:(#Time1#>#TimeM#?Hold1-#FallS#:Hold1))OnUpdateAction=[!SetVariable Time1 ([Hold1]=[Band1]?0:#Time1#+#Update#)]DynamicVariables=1
So about 726 bytes vs 426 bytes of UTF-16 encoding per measure in terms of code length, if one really wants to be precise. Not much of a difference considering the shorter names I used and the fact that your implementation might be easier to understand, so again, great job!
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