Hise will not export
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@d-healey I guess that it is opening in 2022. whe I search for visual studio I only have 2022 installed. I am getting confused.
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@gryphonsegg I donbt have 2017 installed. and when I compiled everything I did it as 2022 the whole way
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@gryphonsegg Did you find the binaries folder and open the .jucer file in projucer?
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@d-healey yes
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@gryphonsegg And when you click save and open in IDE it opens in Visual Studio 2022?
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@d-healey yes sir.
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@gryphonsegg And what happens when you try to compile it from within VS directly?
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@d-healey I dont know how to do that
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@gryphonsegg Exactly the same as you did when you compiled HISE.
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@d-healey I honestly dont understand, what do I compile? what file?
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@gryphonsegg Im wanting to export a vst. How can VS do that? also, it wont open in VS now that way it did a minute ago when you ahd
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Building a HISE project is exactly the same as building HISE itself. When you go to the export menu in HISE it runs a script (that's the black terminal windows you see) that does the steps automatically, but you can do them manually, as you are now.
You open the .jucer file in Projucer
You click save and open in IDE
Then you click compile (I think it's in the build menu on Windows, I can't remember, but it's just the same as you did when you compiled HISE). -
@gryphonsegg it wont open in vs the way it did a minute ago. I open it in Projucer and select to open it in VS and nothing happens now. Im so frustrated.
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@d-healey had to restart the computer for some reason. compiling now. is this how I am going to have to do all projects or are we just testing something?
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Use the correct directory in the HisePath setting. I can see the mismatch from your screenshots.
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@Christoph-Hart what should it be set to? I am confused.
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@gryphonsegg Click the browse button and select your HISE source code path. The path you showed us you had set ends in
/HISE, but we can see in your screenshot of the SDKs that the path should end inHISE-develop/HISE-develop -
@d-healey I fixed that. it was a temporary change in folder name to see if that worked but did not so I changed it back. still doesn't work, by the way VS successfully build the project. I don't know where to find it because when I go to look for it there is no VST but just the same, it said successful. Now what?
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@gryphonsegg it still says it cannot find the path when compiling in HISE
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@gryphonsegg If you're compiling a VST2 it will have a .dll extension. If you're compiling a VST3 it will have a .vst3 extension. It might have automatically copied the VST3 to the VST3 location on your computer:
C:\Program Files\Common Files\VST3Did you set the HISE path by clicking the browse button and choosing it or did you enter it manually? If you copy and paste that path into explorer does it open the HISE source folder?
