@dustbro include and script fx

Thanks for your help.

@Christoph-Hart OK. Good to know. Thank you!

@Christoph-Hart
Thank you Christoph , Yeah i just noticed that , the cpu usage is becuase of compiling and pretty normal.

Just started to have some fun with Hise , So far everything is fast forward and user friendly.

Thanks man for such a great Software <3

Make sure the benefits from doing this outweigh the possible issues (creating notes without matching note offs will result in hanging notes which is 100x more annoying than having to play the notes again after you change the samplerate).

@JavierABGO that snippet compiles here on Windows as a 32-bit VSt - seems like its not a problem in your project.. Try re-installing HISE?

@d-healey Jeez, my brain really isn't working properly today! Thanks. I'm on it... 😂

@d-healey Cool! will do it that way!

Left click brings up the parameters in the rightmost window "Property Editor: Interface" when in the Interface Designer/ Scripting Workspace

Turns out I had this fPIC issue before and forgot about it, also explains the solution

https://forum.hise.audio/topic/940/linux-dependency-issue/23

@d-healey perhaps like this?

https://www.sslsupportdesk.com/export-ssl-certificate-private-key-pfx-using-mmc-windows/

I figured it out. When running from the script I didn't disable the build_server flag and when attempting to run it manually I didn't put ./

@Christoph-Hart well that counts me out then ☺

Hey,

We're looking for a simple rompler plugin similar to those created with the Maize Sampler. However, we want it to have a few more effects and features that Hise can provide. If anyone is interested in creating a simple rompler based plugin please let us know, we'd love to work with you!

Yep it works now :D

@d-healey --- oh nice... I will try that

@ustk I haven't tried building the latest version yet, since VST3 support was added, but I'll try it next week and see if it works.

Yes this is the best option - put them into an .js file that will be included (and embedded) into the plugin - the other way requires your installer to put some js files at a certain location which is another source of issues.

Ok,

So I've finally managed to get a download in progress.
It turns out that options to download do not appear when using Chrome on Mac OSX (currently).
I used Firefox instead and it worked perfectly.

Now hopefully I can get this thing installed properly 😨