@Christoph-Hart Working perfectly now, thanks again!

I see this has been fixed now :)

@Christoph-Hart latest commit compiles successful! :)

I just tested in Windows.
In Windows I am able to wrap the effect as a dsp network. When I go to compile as DLL, I can reload the effect after the compilation but it does not load as the compiled DLL. When I enable the compiled mode by clicking on the icon, the effect crashes.

Unlike in MacOs, the XML does not seem to be missing any information

If you can make a nice example project that demonstrates the problem, and open a GitHub issue, I'll look into it.

@d-healey I only have x86_64 and Standard 64-bit selected as always, but yes it's been like this since the Projucer changed...
And the build folder has been cleaned

@d-healey Oop! same issue,
Thank you

@James Good to know. It's so annoying to start Xcode from terminal...

@Christoph-Hart I've just tested. When I hit play, it still doesn't pick the value even with the playback.
But as soon as I tweak the knob, the delay time is updated with a correct value.

@DanH Ah, thanks. I'm usually a few commits behind..

Is there some sort hard limit being enforced here? If so some sort of pop up dialogue might be more user friendly.

@Christoph-Hart said in LOGIC: version invalid on built plugins in Plugin Manager:

@d-healey I'll merge it when you make a pull request.

https://github.com/christophhart/HISE/pull/328

@d-healey That's pushed

@dustbro Yeah, it took me an hour figuring this out followed by an hour of facepalming myself...

@Christoph-Hart epic, thanks so much!

@Christoph-Hart i was having the same issue and just tested the new push to the develop branch. still failing but this is the only error now osx51`9.PNG