Hise will not export
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@ulrik yes sir
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@gryphonsegg hm..strange
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@ulrik everything works except the failing on the export, and it fails on vst or standalone or anything I try to export. Just says cant find the file path.
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@ulrik I even moved the HISE-develop source folder to my c drive and checked it there, same thing, so I moved it back.
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@d-healey when it says it cannot find the path specified, which path specifically is it referring to?
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@gryphonsegg I also made sure that all the permissions were not blocked and I even turned off my virus protection
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@gryphonsegg said in Hise will not export:
@d-healey when it says it cannot find the path specified, which path specifically is it referring to?
Can't remember but I think it's the Visual Studio path.
Open the .jucer file that was generated by the export, this will be in the binaries folder. When it opens in Projucer go to File >> Open in IDE, and make sure it opens VS2017, try exporting it directly from VS2017. If it works then it probably means the error is due to having both versions installed and the automated system is picking the wrong one.
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@d-healey I cant find the binaries folder
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@gryphonsegg Inside your project's folder.
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@d-healey my projects folder only has pl,ugin and standalone in it and no binaries folder in the ones inside. I need afile path if possible
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@gryphonsegg Not the HISE source code, your HISE project that you're trying to export.
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@d-healey I guess that it is opening in 2022. whe I search for visual studio I only have 2022 installed. I am getting confused.
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@gryphonsegg I donbt have 2017 installed. and when I compiled everything I did it as 2022 the whole way
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@gryphonsegg Did you find the binaries folder and open the .jucer file in projucer?
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@d-healey yes
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@gryphonsegg And when you click save and open in IDE it opens in Visual Studio 2022?
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@d-healey yes sir.
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@gryphonsegg And what happens when you try to compile it from within VS directly?
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@d-healey I dont know how to do that
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@gryphonsegg Exactly the same as you did when you compiled HISE.
