@Christoph-Hart
Sounds good, really excited to see!
it would really open a lot of doors :)

@DanH haha, just saw that. Still, any success with HV-Hise?

Hi peeps, there's been a post on here before about using Plugdata to compile their dsp to be used in HISE and i was wondering if anyone had actually managed to get it done?
The HV compiler has some objects that can be exported as direct CPP code, and put in the DSP-Networks folder

Just trying some things out at the moment, keen to hear if anyone has any advice - really hoping to move over from plugdata or perhaps use both.

It would open a LOT of doors if it can be done.

Thanks in advance.

@Christoph-Hart
Haha, i hate to be the bearer of bad news in that case.
XCode16.2

@Lindon
I managed to get it working - Anything involving the latest version of Xcode doesn't work.
I'm able to export as an fx plugin via the plugin version of Hise. Super funky stuff, but it seems to be an Xcode related issue.

Haha, i was correct... more issues persist.

I can now compile Hise as a VST3 (hopefully meaning i could export a project as vst3 too)
but the "Cycle inside a single target; building could produce unreliable results" error is NOT going.

Time to do some more digging

Update - I can compile to a standalone application just fine - anything "plugin" related (AU, VST, VST3) Will give me the error mentioned before. Will see what i can do - my last 4am braincell is struggling

@d-healey Lol, that error's disappeared, but a new one has come up. I have a feeling this is going to happen often haha, i'm all for it

"Cycle inside a single target; building could produce unreliable results"

@d-healey I'll try one more time just to be 100% sure.

@d-healey 100%. Did a complete deletion and then cloned the develop branch fresh. I'd assume it's better to go that route as compared to downloading from the website? If not, let me know

@d-healey Only one installation of hise, completely removed every other clone i had.
Ive not touched that dir at all - probably won't haha.

If steinberg didn't kill the free distribution of VST2 i'd be a happy bunny, but that's not the case unfortunately.