@d-healey ok. Thank you.

@d-healey Ok. Thank you

Yes, you can do this with LAF.

@d-healey thank you 🙏

@d-healey Then my job here is done.

@orange you can. Change the index. And I think you must make sure all the Global Modulators are in the same Global Mod container.

@DanH Ive used it on three and it compiles without issues!

@d-healey said in Design guideline to units/measures:

That settles it then, I'm going to use two spaces every time, just to annoy the Bureau!

hahaha make it a hard space :)

@Consint this is so helpful- thank you!

@d-healey Alright, I tried that and it worked. Thanks buddy :)

@d-healey ok. Thank you. I work with Linux and Windows. But Linux is best.

@d-healey Ahhh.... that didn't work. But just looking at the file structure. I've spotted the issue. I have all my main project work in folders with an underscore at the beginning (just how I've organised my folders forever!). Hise doesn't seem to like that underscore. I've dragged the project folder onto the desktop and it's built! 9 times out of 10 these kind of things are either a checkbox, or a stray underscore or space.

Thank you both for the supportive introduction to the community. I'm looking forwards to the journey ahead and with less underscores.

@bendurso said in Creating an Offline Authentication Method?:

@Lindon said in Creating an Offline Authentication Method?:

Thank you! I’m working on implementing something similar based on this post.

Do I first need to create a set number of licenses (e.g., 4000) and then encrypt them all? Or is there a way to create a pattern that meets specific criteria, as you mentioned, without creating each string?

How do I encrypt all the strings? I assume it's with encryptWithRSA, but how should be done?

Well when I use this method I wrote a HISE application that:

allows me to enter a public and a private key and a project name allows me to define my characters and positions generates a user entered number of strings that comply with 2 above encodes these strings using the private key, tests they all decode correctly Writes the encoded strings to a text file Records the project data into a recallable json file....

I suggest you do the same....

@Lindon Ok. 🤭

@ccbl

That's correct

@griffinboy Ok