It just gave up because I leaked its master plan.

So I think it has to do with loading too many paths & images on init/compile.

I've been using placeholder rectangles for my expansion selection buttons, and once I replaced them with the proper artwork it started crashing again

is there a limit or general guideline to loading numerous images/paths on init?

@Steve-Mohican It starts from 12.1
https://developer.apple.com/support/xcode/

@Matt_SF No Idea ho it works :/

Made a couple of changes which solve this issue on iOS, discussed here:

https://github.com/christophhart/HISE/issues/265

@ulrik Thanks, I'll give it a go. It seems the unisono control is hard wired to change the voice count though so I'm unsure of being able to script it succesfully

@DanH said in Script FX Issue:

@Matt_SF Thanks, I tried to set max values like you suggested before, which were either 0.3 or 0.12, and it wasn't having it 😆

I tried with only one set as well, but no joy.

I have tried with setting the values to full as well, but HISE doesn't crash. Only in the plugin does it do that. I can live without them for now, the change in sound is super subtle...

Try pushing the audio input level into your fx to see if something happens...

@DanH said in Exporting as VSTi/AUi on M1:

@d-healey ah xcode 12 is the missing link. Do you know if I can use it on mojave?

I don't think, but I'm no Apple expert. Here are the docs - https://developer.apple.com/documentation/apple-silicon/building-a-universal-macos-binary

Actually those docs aren't too useful for us, just check the app store and see if xcode 12.2 or higher is available.

Found an Internet Archive snapshot of the page at
http://hise.audio/manual/ios.php
which currently displays some error. There I found helpful information on the missing pieces:

wasn't using the Xcode project generated at Binaries/Builds/iOS/ needed to add the Apple Team Development ID in the HISE User Settings and an App Group ID in the Project Settings

Now the same basic project, which I've previously built as a desktop standalone and -plugin application, runs on an iOS simulator and an iPhone device, which is quite amazing.

Thank you everyone....@crd - yes I often do this...

@DanH Thank you for testing! :)

@Christoph-Hart Thank you!

@d-healey -well I can see why it isnt, the x-fade "data" hasnt been read the first time thru... but if it is a bug and it can get fixed colour me a happy camper...

nope thinking about it more - I think you are right this is a bug...

@d-healey Ok, I believe you 👍

@mwplugs Check in the project's .jucer file what the architectures are set to. If it's both x86 and Arm, and it compiles successfully, then it will work.

You should also run your plugins through pluginval and auval