@Christoph-Hart is this a part of the latest develop branch commint?

@griffinboy
Wimp womp

@VirtualVirgin It wasn't implemented, fixed in this PR.

@Sortehane
I'm having the same issue. Does anyone know of a fix?

For reference, I'm running HISE 4.1.0 on a Mac with M1 Pro, Sequoia 15.2

@d-healey 😎

@Lindon nice, thanks! Yes, I think I'll go with a custom folder and warn them if the directory isn't writable.

@d-healey success! (sort of, exporting still not working but will post separately). Thanks for the help

@Fergler that mask is one of the final bosses of HISE UI stuff

@ustk Thanks, I'll continue with Save in Preset disabled for now as it's working in the context of my project :)

Cheers for your help!

@Adam_G did you deactivate perfetto in the project's settings? (not the preprocessor)

@Christoph-Hart Thank you.

@Simon It will do precisely this. There needs to be a few fixes before its ready for release builds however.

@VirtualVirgin Does it work if you disable opaque?

This bug's been present for a while, but will likely become more noticeable as the new pitch_shift node is implemented.

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Steps to Reproduce: Add a stretch_player or pitch_shift node to a scriptnode network. Attempt to compile The usual process yields the error: Undefined symbols for architecture (your_target_architecture) Compiling in Xcode provides a litt...

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Super mega necro pro-tip: auval doesn't show the full list when run over ssh!! You have to be sitting in front of the machine or over remote desktop.

@Christoph-Hart Adding -fno-strict-aliasing to the compiler flags makes the multipage dialogs show up again.

I think it's something to do with the way the std:bind is being used in these macros, I think it's confusing the optimisation system.

#define BIND_MEMBER_FUNCTION_0(x) std::bind(&x, this) #define BIND_MEMBER_FUNCTION_1(x) std::bind(&x, this, std::placeholders::_1) #define BIND_MEMBER_FUNCTION_2(x) std::bind(&x, this, std::placeholders::_1, std::placeholders::_2) #define BIND_MEMBER_FUNCTION_3(x) std::bind(&x, this, std::placeholders::_1, std::placeholders::_2, std::placeholders::_3)

But this is way beyond my c++ foo so I could be very wrong.

Selected units on the timeline should persist... even through crashes

@Simon Cleaned build directory, re-compiled, seems fine now.