@David-Healey so I got it to work, allowing to swap ScriptFX and HardcodedFX at compile time using a preprocessor

// Use a preprocessor to allow swapping dynamically between Script FX and Hardcoded FX versions of the modules at compile time #define USE_HARDCODED_MODULES 1 const var SUFFIXES = ["HCFX", "SCFX"]; const var HCFX = 0; const var SCFX = 1; reg suffix; #if USE_HARDCODED_MODULES suffix = HCFX; #else suffix = SCFX; #endif const var moduleBaseNames = ["Input Level ", "Tube Input ", "Noise "]; // Reference modules const var InputLevelSCFX = Synth.getEffect(moduleBaseNames[0] + SUFFIXES[suffix]); const var TubeInputFX = Synth.getEffect(moduleBaseNames[1] + SUFFIXES[suffix]); const var NoiseFX = Synth.getEffect(moduleBaseNames[2] + SUFFIXES[suffix]); // Reference MM modules from parent module references instead of direct ID const var INHeat = TubeInputFX.getModulatorChain(0).getModulatorChain(0); const var INBias = TubeInputFX.getModulatorChain(1).getModulatorChain(0); // Link UI component to processorId of the current modules noiseListenBtn.set("processorId", moduleBaseNames[2] + SUFFIXES[suffix]); // pre-populate the module list for later bypass (because we can't use Synth.getEffect after init) const var hardcodedFxBypassList = []; const var scriptFxBypassList = []; populateBypassLists(); inline function populateBypassLists() { for (name in moduleBaseNames) { hardcodedFxBypassList.push(Synth.getEffect(name + SUFFIXES[HCFX])); scriptFxBypassList .push(Synth.getEffect(name + SUFFIXES[SCFX])); } } // Do the bypass after init Content.callAfterDelay(100, bypassModules, ""); inline function bypassModules() { for (i=0; i< hardcodedFxBypassList.length; i++) { hardcodedFxBypassList[i].setBypassed(suffix != HCFX); scriptFxBypassList[i] .setBypassed(suffix != SCFX); } }

The only (minor?) glitch I get is sliders currently modulating on the interface are not refreshing when using the second module (in my case the HCFX version)
That's probably because of a race condition in the MM naming that needs to be the same.

This appart, the good news is that the modulators are linked internally, so they are still working no matter the swapping.

this shouldn't be an issue at all with other kind of sub-modules/modulators

@griffinboy are u there?

@pcs800 Never mind, I got it working.
I forgot to connect the modulation target
Thanks for the help.

@David-Healey That seems to have worked! Thank you so much for all your help!

@Sawatakashi said in Anyone got HISE plugins working natively on Windows ARM64? How'd you do it? (Bonus: Linux ARM / Raspberry Pi?):

latest master

The develop branch is the one to use, master is ancient. I don't know if it runs on Windows ARM, I haven't tested.

@GUJIAN Run HISE from a terminal, then when it crashes you might see some output.

@David-Healey yes this has always confused users for us...until we built our own preset browser...perhaps thats the only answer..?

@Oli-Ullmann Exact, that's why I didn't see the problem before (aka in the 8th post above this one where I didn't have the issue yet) because I had different names.

@Orvillain so what happens if there is no preset file in the directory, like when you first deploy the plugin? Wouldn't the browse function fail, since it wasn't able to get a file?

@Lindon Sorry I didn't mention, I have Xcode 14.0.1

Still I can't compile

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This has been introduced yesterday @Christoph-Hart
https://github.com/christophhart/HISE/commit/25b0d67e1e22d91673d674c9f8cdaf9edf39f6ab#diff-4950e5e6f73bac6a9b5d37bf8c96a3b351b63c3222bef6e537cb575c90ef266eR473-R474

@David-Healey said in Export Setup Wizard Problems:

Was it an Apple silicon system? That might be the difference.

Yeah, it was an M1 MacBook Air. It was a really nice machine, and everything else worked fine. I could run large Logic projects, have loads of running apps, multiple Safari windows, etc.

It was just compiling HISE where it completely fell down.

@Jaytove what do you mean by automatically? What event would trigger it?

@ustk I kinda figured it out I think, made another Simple Gain in the end of the line and linked to it on the meter, it's working

@JulesV
I've never worked with it before. If it doesn't work right away, you could maybe use a broadcaster for it. But @David-Healey probably knows more about that! :-)

If there are any problems, it definitely makes sense to compile HISE as a plug-in and then load the project directly into the DAW to try it out.

@pcs800 Looks like I may have found my own answer.
File.writeAudioFile(var audioData, double sampleRate, int bitDepth)

@David-Healey
Hey David,
That's a very kind offer! Thank you very much. I still have to fix three errors in the project, and then I'll send you a download link via message next week.

I'll take a look at the video.

I'll get back to you with the data next week.

Thank you very much! :-)

@David-Healey Yeah very true, that came from a mod I've made for audio inputs that couldn't be shared with other projects, but that's a different matter...

@GUJIAN You could try an earlier commit