@Christoph-Hart I think not. As this is showing up in HISE as well as compiled plugins.... see my posts at the start about using Console.print to tell me whats happening...

Sent you the project link to your email

@dannytaurus do you set the tracking duration to the maximum? So that people who discover you through an ad but then return via a direct link still get picked up by meta?

@ulrik of course. Git is the single tool across all software development that pays off. I couldn‘t imagine doing any non toy project without version control. How are you tracking your progress?

@David-Healey yep great, and dumping the quarantine worked for me so thanks.

@Christoph-Hart not that I'm aware of, I didn't even know this macro 🤷♂
I checked and it's 8 as it should...

@David-Healey Ahh cheers dude. Yeah I get it now. So I've done this for my factory content and it worked fine. I need to figure out expansion packs, but I would guess it is a similar approach; making sure my expansion pack installers put the files in the correct place, and having the plugin scan on startup.

@David-Healey Thanks David

Also, worth remembering... a compiled plugin CANNOT use the builder - at least for the most part. So what I've also got is a PluginStateData namespace, which maintains a key:value dictionary of module id's to module references. This runs on plugin instantiation, retrieves all of the actual object references, and stores them in a const dictionary.

You should only use the builder to build the module tree. You should not use it for retrieving or storing id's or object references.

@xxx 100% they can. It's not the best method and doesn't show you how to interact with a server or WooCommerce, it's just a starting point for within HISE.

Just did these renderings for Genki Instruments that just released their Katla synthesizer.
Mostly been working on watch animations, getting a bit bored with that, if anyone needs either a UI design or 3d renders/animations of their plugin, I am available :)
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@Oli-Ullmann Thank you so much

@David-Healey Thanks, just getting the new error when I built the latest version. Never happened before. Good to know!

@Christoph-Hart how can i do this with opencode? (get it to always check the code rather than me going round in circles with the ai) i have opencode installed on my commandline.

@Morphoice https://www.thewindowsclub.com/uninstall-windows-defender

@David-Healey Thank you, I went trough

@Jeetender Hmmm... I'm might be wrong but I'm not so sure about this. You can surely set a parameter to any value below 20Hz, but I'm not sure the filter is capable of reaching this value. To me it's capped to 20Hz-20kHz no matter the range of your parameters.