Using a finished project as a template
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@d-healey
It's not even saving the fact that I delete the image completely.
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@pcs800 I think you're editing the wrong file.
You have a
Bassassin 4UIData
folder in your project folder, but that shouldn't be there - delete it.The folder/file you want is within the xmlpresetbackups folder.
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@pcs800 Yes delete that folder, it shouldn't exist.
Then go inside your XmlPresetBackups folder, and in there you will find the correct UIData folder.
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@d-healey Woah, see this video
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@pcs800 Yeah I've ran into that before. So HISE originally was intended to be able to export to different platforms like Desktop systems and mobile systems like iOS. So it would have two UI files, one for desktop and one for mobile.
But why the desktop one has magically appeared I'm not sure.
Try deleting the non-desktop one.
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@d-healey That did it, nice!
You must have been doing this a long time to be able to troubleshoot like this.
I can do it with windows OS's, but I'm new to Hise, so every little thing is mystery.
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@pcs800 said in Using a finished project as a template:
You must have been doing this a long time
I've been using HISE pretty much since it was released :)
@Christoph-Hart Any idea about this Desktop thing?
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@bendurso What are expansions and where can I get/learn about them?
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@pcs800 It's something similar to an instrument for Kontakt. You just have one plugin, and then you make instruments (expansions) for it with different images, samples and presets.
You can check here: https://docs.hise.dev/working-with-hise/project-management/expansions/
And David's video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VsQTOxOOd9s
If you're new to HISE, expansions might not be the best place to start :)