Yeah that was one of the problems. Reinstalled on my C drived and after quite a bit of troubleshooting with git and the IPP, I finally properly made and exported my first plugin thanks to your tutorials on yt and the advice you gave me here.
So thanks a lot, im quite amazed with HISE and will dig into it further now

@d-healey

After opening in Xcode and reading through some of the errors it looked like it was to do with samples.

Deleted the samples and the Standalone App opened.

Time to watch the rest of your Hackspace tutorials!

Thanks!

@aaronventure I've fixed it I used a RNBO patch for it

@d-healey Ah OK! Thank you!

@d-healey @Christoph-Hart

Success! I managed to get this compiled on OSX, I will be testing things out with a project once I copy it over. Thanks again gents!

@Orvillain Defo Fork sounds like a German fusion band from the 90s.

@pluginboi maybe you can get the matrix reference and get the number of current outputs? (I'm on the phone so can't look, but check the API)

@Allen does the file player even work in an FX plugin?

@Allen Yes your code could be vastly improved. If you send me your project I will make a video for my YouTube channel going through some of the things I think could help to make your code more manageable.

Here are some general tips.

Never use var unless you have no other choice.

Objects and arrays should generally be declared as const (or local within inline functions).

All those reg variables you have could be replaced with a single const - look up JSON.

Personally, the way I am solving this is to use broadcasters and attachToRoutingMatrix, to break connections in a callback function.

@d-healey nevermind i managed to solve this by following your tutorial, great stuff to be honest.

@Lindon that's what I thought too 😆

@ulrik from now on restarting Hise will be in my to do list when i fix codes and don't got fixed , because I erased yesterday that same lines i compiled but not restart Hise,
Tha k you.