@orange That's it, Thank You!

@d-healey Oh I see now, Thank You!

@DearieSamson said in Automatic limit keys on keyboard (floatTile):

I also tried on my music player.

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@d-healey yeah I think htisn is close to what I want thanks, Thanks Dan too...

@DanH advertising is EVERYTHING 🙃

@d-healey ah yes, good idea. This rings a bell too, I think we've been here before 😆

@oskarsh

VST3 should have a .vst3 extension and it will be a directory not a single file, inside the directory you will find a .so.

VST2 will just export a .so file.

For a Windows plugin you need to export on Windows, same goes for MacOS.

You can use a virtual machine for Windows, probably for Mac too but I haven't tried.

@Christoph-Hart Cool, thanks! I will send the article to Julian for approval and get back to you as soon as it's online.

Finally got it to work!

So the process is:

Place your .dat and .json on the server inside a folder called "cache" In the markdown panel Data, don't use the StartURL property. Instead, place the full URL in ServerUpdateURL but without /cache folder (so something like https://www.mywebsite.com/doc/ , not https://www.mywebsite.com/doc/cache/)

When the binary is launched, the doc will be downloaded from the server

However, there are still a few little bugs:

If you update the doc on the server, it will be updated at the next init in the AppData as it should, but the doc won't refresh until restarting a 2nd time (might be the index that doesn't rebuild) The "Update documentation" button doesn't work in binary The hamburger button to show/hide the TOC is invisible (but clicking works, so it might just be that the path isn't embedded)

@Lindon Yes, I know. I have read the docs carefully.

but parseInt() is very commonly used in scripts. and it's likely parseInt() in HISE does not support the second parameter.

parseInt("010", 10); // always return 8 in HISE

@Matt_SF thanks Mat - I will take a run at it...

@d-healey heyyy, that worked! Standalone is running!
Thanks a lot David!

and also thanks for all the tutorials you created - I'll probably need some of them for sure ;D

@Sawer Just reference the unlocker with createLicenseUnlocker => your binary is now locked.
then use loadKeyFile to check if there's a license available (the dummy file in your case), and it automatically unlocks the binary...

I remember years ago using East West play and I think depending on the instrument you loaded you got a different number of outputs. The symphonic orchestral libraries for example had 8 outputs but other libraries like fab four only had 2. I'm going to have to dig out my copy and see if my memory is correct or if it just loads the plugin with the maximum number of possible outputs from the start.

@alepan If you get this error plus a popup saying "Projucer.app is damaged and can't be opened," it's probably a Gatekeeper issue. To fix it, open Terminal and paste in "sudo xattr -cr /path/to/Projucer.app" using the Projucer path from within the source code folder you're trying to use.

You might also want to run "sudo spctl --master-disable" to turn Gatekeeper off generally... I already had it off before trying to export so if the above doesn't work, maybe try that too.

@FatMitchell Ive almost got there but is there a way to reference the actual box that selects the wavetables?

Wavetable.LoadedBankIndex shows 5 but not my List of Wavetables.

@Soundavid Got it thank you!!! changed radio group to "2" on both buttons. Cool Feature! Thank you!