Image directory not found
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@d-healey Yes
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@lijas90 Try adding
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@d-healey It doesn’t work, I hope I haven’t lost weeks of work...
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@lijas90 said in Image directory not found:
I hope I haven’t lost weeks of work...
As long as the files are there you haven't lost a thing. Can you show me the console output you see from compiling? Also have you tried cleaning the build folder before compiling?
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@d-healey This is what shows up when I try to compile. I’ve deleted the Visual Studio 2022 folder in Builds and the contents of Shared Code and VST. What else should I delete?
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@lijas90 I just looked at this error in the source code. It's not your project's images folder, it's the HISE images folder.
Have you set the HISE path correctly and at that path do you see
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@d-healey Do you mean this folder Binaries\Source\Images? I also suspect the issue comes from there, because if I delete the Source folder, HISE compiles, but I get an error
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Let's go back a few steps. Have you successfully compiled HISE from the latest develop branch?
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@d-healey I don’t know, I’m using the latest version of HISE. But I think I already know what the problem is — right before trying to compile, I was trying to create an RSA key pair and a dummy license pair, and now that’s causing issues. I think I created them, but I don’t know how to delete them.
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@lijas90 said in Image directory not found:
I’m using the latest version of HISE.
You compiled it yourself?
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@d-healey SOLVED! I just deleted the RSA files I had created. What I don’t understand is the 'Image directory not found' message, but now it compiles fine. Thanks a lot, d.healy!
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@lijas90 said in Image directory not found:
Thanks a lot, d.healy!
Seems like you solved it without me :) I don't know why either, but glad it's resolved.
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@lijas90 said in Image directory not found:
@d-healey SOLVED! I just deleted the RSA files I had created. What I don’t understand is the 'Image directory not found' message, but now it compiles fine. Thanks a lot, d.healy!
So HISE (on compile) will look to see if you have RSA.xml in its project folder - if so it assumes (wrongly in this case) you want to use the activate system and start adding in a truck load of stuff - that will require a number of things - not least is a set of UI element to handle this, some code to call the server - and an account on the server...
In brief (to anyone listening) DONT add RSA.xml to your project folder unless you have all this stuff set up and paid for...
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@Lindon Thanks!
