@ulrik Thanks - yes worked on my other machine too, weird! Got round it by using fillRoundedRectangle with 0 corners...

@Jlev777 yes currently the granulator is in a module that is not part of the DLL compilation codebase, but I actually don't see a reason why this is the case apart from "I didn't bother before"

I've moved the code and removed that limitation so now you should be able to compile it.

@Lindon said in Setting up my M1 mac for Universal binary compiles....:

What OS do I need to be running? - I'm guessing its coming with V12(Monterey)

Traditionally the OS that your new mac comes with is the lowest macOS version that you can run, sadly. So if there is a need for backwards compatibility (when is there not?) that may present issues. Virtualization for pure testing can of course be done in VMWare Fusion including sound and drivers actually, but building/compiling via virtualized macOS is ill advised, I tried :(

What version of Xcode do I need (bearing in mind that there's at least one of the later versions that wont work with HISE)

Xcode can most likely be run in a few lower versions than the latest, even though the OS is newer and not explicitly supported. Reference the Xcode versions easily here:

https://xcodereleases.com/

Nice overview there. But do download from your account from the link that @orange left above.

@Casey-Kolb Big Leagues!

@ulrik Superb, that does the trick!

@toxonic @ulrik @Straticah

Yep, it's been added to the collection: https://github.com/christoph-hart/hise_laf_library/blob/main/Examples.md

@Matt_SF 100% agree :)

anyone have any tips on this, not sure what to try as I cannot export ?

@Dan-Korneff nice, thanks mate.

@Christoph-Hart @orange [SOLVED] - relinking xcode to the terminal via xcode/settings/locations

i am having the same issue on mac, i moved my project from win to mac, everything seems to work i cleared the win dlls and build new mac dylibs but i cant load them into my HardcodedMasterFX Error, No DLL Loaded. (no network shows up)

This is an error I get on compiling the dlls:

even after xcode-select-p is right

xcode-select: error: tool 'xcodebuild' requires Xcode, but active developer directory '/Library/Developer/CommandLineTools' is a command line tools instance Saving session... ...copying shared history... ...saving history...truncating history files... ...completed.

@ulrik That's perfect, thanks so much!

Thanks everyone....finally got it going...im honestly not sure what finally got it working...but I deleted everything out of all the VST folders...cleared the user App data folder...recompiled the plugin completely...put it in the common files/VST3 folder and it finally loaded!

Hi Huen, it's like I told you before, you need to animate the lottie in a timer. I showed the basic principle in a video recently. I'm using a slider/knob to progress the frame count but you can replace that with a timer.

https://www.patreon.com/posts/lottie-in-hise-73613625

Guitar "distortion" tends to be a recreation of effects pedals - which use more than just tanh shaping - they tend to add an eq bump and dip (shelving) too - one pre shaper one post shaper... use different ordering and freq to get to overdrive and distortion

@d-healey Thank you . :)

@Christoph-Hart said in Compiling a plugin for PC from a Mac:

@johnmike nope you need Windows to compile dlls. You can run Windows in Parallels on an M1 (I think).

Yes I'm compiling for windows with parallel emulator on M1

@Christoph-Hart as it stands you can now undo redo individual points in a table or individual sliders in a Scriptsliderpack, but is it possible to recall/undo if you "reset" a table or sliderpack.

Can performUndoAction be used to do this somehow ?

SOLVED: Using performUndoAction

@hisefilo Nice , following , ready to change/update UI.