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    • MorphoiceM
      Morphoice
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      I have several oscillators based on wavetables which don't seem to get included into the vst3 file when compiling the plugin... I'm not looking to store them seperately, nor should they be visible or changable by the end user. they should be sort of hard-coded into the plugin and the plugin should be one file, how can I achieve that?

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      • dannytaurusD
        dannytaurus @Morphoice
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        @Morphoice The details of where wavetable files live is in the docs, although I've read it a few time sand still don't fully understand it.

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        HISE | Audio Modules | Wavetable Synthesiser

        A two-dimensional wavetable synthesiser.

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        (docs.hise.dev)

        Hope you get it working. I'll be looking at this for my next plugin too.

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        • Oli UllmannO
          Oli Ullmann @Morphoice
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          @Morphoice
          Once you have compiled the plug-in, you must copy the wavetable files into the “AudioFiles” folder within the “AppData” folder of the compiled plug-in.

          You can provide your users with instructions on how to do this. However, it would be better to include an installer that automatically copies the data to the correct location.

          On the Mac, the path is:
          Macintosh HD/user/yourUserName/Library/Application Support/yourCompany/yourProduct/AudioFiles/

          (Please note that you must be in the user library folder! Not in the general.)

          On Windows the path is:
          C:/user/yourUserName/AppData/Roaming/yourCompany/yourProduct/AudioFiles/

          (Please note that AppData is not displayed automatically. You must first make the folder visible under the view options.)

          In your script, you can access the AppData folder via the “FileSystem” API.

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          • MorphoiceM
            Morphoice @Oli Ullmann
            last edited by

            @Oli-Ullmann thanks.

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