Building Plugins in MacOS Ventura
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Hi Everyone, I managed to build HISE and Standalone apps in latest MacOS Ventura without problems using the V7 Projucer but I can't build AU plugins, I end with this Error: "Command Rez failed with a nonzero exit code",
I'm pointing the JUCE folder and Modules folder to the JUCE folder included in HISE and there is the Rez files, I'm using Xcode 14.1 and the latest Develop Branch, anyone have the same problem?
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@Soundavid Why aren't you using the version of JUCE/Projucer that comes with HISE?
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@Soundavid Unless there's something special you need in V7, just use what's included in the HISE source download. I'm on Monterey - hit me up if you have any questions.
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@d-healey Because that version doesn't work in latest MacOS Ventura, Xcode 13 doesnt work neither.
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@clevername27 Thanks, im actually using the version included in HISE on Monterrey too in my main system (Mac mini i7), but I recently bought a M2 Macbook and I wanted to start working on HISE in this machine too.
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I Think JUCE 7 doesn't use Rez anymore in the AU SDK or something like that, but im pointing JUCE to the folder included in HISE, maybe is something in the Project Generated by V7 Projucer.
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@Soundavid said in Building Plugins in MacOS Ventura:
@d-healey Because that version doesn't work in latest MacOS Ventura, Xcode 13 doesnt work neither.
What do you mean by "doesn't work"?
Have you tried building it yourself?
JUCE\extras\Projucer
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@Soundavid that is strange, I’m on Ventura on my M1 machine and it’s working fine, the Juice that comes with Hise and Xcode 13.
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@ulrik What Version of Ventura do you have? Im on a M2 Ventura 13.2.1. I think Xcode 13 doesn't open on m2 or my version of Ventura.
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