I Need Help...

[Retromelon]

@d-healey Alright, I only got this error

[d.healey]

@ClawFORGE-Studio How much RAM do you have?

[Retromelon]

@d-healey 6 GB

[d.healey]

@ClawFORGE-Studio That might be the problem, try building with fewer CPU threads.

[Retromelon]

@d-healey Alright, so what are your suggestions for that ?

[d.healey]

@ClawFORGE-Studio My suggesting is to reduce the number of threads visual studio is using for compiling.

[Retromelon]

@d-healey Alright it might be that

[Retromelon]

@d-healey Alright, I think I might have it

[d.healey]

@ClawFORGE-Studio 2048KB seems a bit small. It should be the one above it, HISE Standalone App I think. Looks like your compile failed.

[Retromelon]

@d-healey Alright, so after my Laptop just died on me, I reopened the HISE folder and got these in C++

[d.healey]

@ClawFORGE-Studio That means nothing to me, but it looks like you're still building the Debug version.

Are you following the instructions on github or in my video?

[Retromelon]

@d-healey Yes I did, now it worked, I'll notify you if I got towards another issues, thanks a lot bud!

[Retromelon]

@d-healey Yo, so I got these errors today. What could it be ?

These are the only lines that have an error in it.

[d.healey]

@ClawFORGE-Studio Out of heap space again, reduce the number of threads you're using.

[Noahdeetz]

@ClawFORGE-Studio One thing that I would try doing is compressing the PNG/JPEG using a free online solution like: https://compresspng.com

you would be surprised at how much png images can be compressed!

[d.healey]

@Noahdeetz Compressing images makes no difference here, they will be loaded into memory at full raw bitmap size no matter the compression used.

[Retromelon]

@d-healey So, what should I do bud?

[Noahdeetz]

maybe try this option - do you have this selected in your project? Navigate to project settings if you can and find "embed image files"

[Retromelon]

@Noahdeetz I'll give it a try

[Noahdeetz]

@ClawFORGE-Studio Also, just as a general best practice, it might be worth it to see how much you can get the size of the image down.

Not saying that David is wrong but I did have a similar issue like this (in JUCE, not HISE) where that fixed it.