HISE Won’t Install Proper Version
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No matter what I try, HISE only installs in 1.0.0; has anybody dealt with this? It’s frustrating because I’m only finding this out now after I’ve done all of the work of building my plugin, and I’m stuck at export — I theorize that it’s because the 2017 release of HISE can’t talk to the 2022 version of Visual Studio. Any advice is greatly appreciated in this matter, though I already did try to delete all of the files and go for a fresh install multiple times.
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@CBIbanez Have you built HISE from source? If not, that's the first step before you can compile your project.
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@David-Healey Well, I compiled HISE from source code, but I’m getting stuck at the same place; HISE swears that I don’t have MSBuild, but I’m looking right at it. I even tried manually defining the file path.
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@CBIbanez Do you have VS 2022 or 2026 Community Edition?
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@David-Healey I do, yes; 2026. (Gee, that was a fast reply lol) Desktop Development for C++ and all
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@CBIbanez Definitely the community edition - not the professional? And you've selected the correct version in project preferences?
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There’s no option for 2026 within HISE; I’m gonna try with 2022 and get back to you on this one. Thank you for your time and attention, by the way; I’m sure you’re busy.
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@CBIbanez said in HISE Won’t Install Proper Version:
There’s no option for 2026 within HISE;
Then you haven't compiled the latest version of HISE. Remove the HISE source code folder and start over with a fresh clone.
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@David-Healey Backdating made it work, and I’m not one to argue with a good thing. Consider me resolved, good sir. Love your YouTube tutorials, by the way.
