@Christoph-Hart I updated to the latest dev build and the crashing no longer happens

@ustk Yes, both have their advantages.

For things like logos or complex icons, I think I'll always use Base64 SVG from now on because it has the flexibility of allowing a mix of stroked paths and solid fills, along with multiple colours.

If I need to use simpler vector that require a dynamic colour, like knob markers, I'll use Base64 Path.

@Nater I'm installing vs25 now, I'll report back once I've tested

yeah I trashed some stuff with the latest rewrite I‘ll
sort it out later today.

@pcs800 The bootcamp course has the latest compiling videos

https://audiodevschool.com/courses/hise-bootcamp/

@MysticForgeRider yes to both!

But I've found a workaround for the moment: create a new project, and copy all elements manually. Long live VM's.

@iamlamprey nope and everything will explode if you change this to anything other than C++17.

@David-Healey said in Exporting samples efficiently:

@jonalexander23 The samples aren't embedded. Does your project contain images?

Thanks that's good to know..it's a small project but actually can't be small as 77mb of samples (they total around 100mb in Samples folder)..there are 20mb of images..so guess the rest is just stuff in the build..thanks again.

After all struggling I've decided to switch to pure C++ VST3 programming.

I also find it weird that the code editor scrolls horizontally past the ends of the lines.

I know that a lot of code editors allow vertically scrolling past the last line (I always disable this), but I've never seen a code editor that scrolls horizontally to blank space.

@dannytaurus Looks good

@dannytaurus

Panels yes - mouse callback
Other controls yes, use a mouse broadcaster

@David-Healey said in Packaging Instruments Guide?:

@jonalexander23 said in Packaging Instruments Guide?:

I've tried your script again from scratch

If I recall correctly that script will only work if you use it for the whole process and setup the template packages project I'm using.

I wasn't suggesting you use the script, but read the commands that are in it. Then you can use these to manually sign and notarize your project.

OK will do, thanks for all your help.

@tjrob You're trying to compile the latest commit of HISE which is failing in CI.

You need to check which commit is the latest passing commit and compile from that.

See this other recent post https://forum.hise.audio/topic/13995/build-failed-on-mac-last-develop-commit-3e1718f/9

@David-Healey They should add an XML validator to Hise

@Orvillain Also, to clarify, it only searches the Module Tree structure. It doesn't search the Interface Designer for UI components, nor any script content.

@resonant

My project is setup for this:

HISE_NUM_SCRIPTNODE_FX_MODS=32 HISE_NUM_POLYPHONIC_SCRIPTNODE_FX_MODS=32 NUM_HARDCODED_FX_MODS=32 NUM_HARDCODED_POLY_FX_MODS=32 ENABLE_ALL_PEAK_METERS=1 JUCE_LOG_ASSERTIONS=1

If you're going to be using hardcoded modulators, then you're definitely going to want to activate some of the mods. Saying that, I don't think having them set to zero would cause a crash. Would just cause modulation to not work.

If you're using a hardcoded module, are you initialising the SlotFX properly when your plugin loads? I'm not 100% certain, but if you're not ensuring the slot actually has the effect and then you're trying to map modulation to it at any point, that could cause a null pointer and a crash.

@flameshower here you go - you should be able to work it out from this:

HiseSnippet 1053.3oc4W0sahaDEdLfWUXaW0sZUUuzWzKf1TDFxODUUsIg.aQMjfhyl16VMY7.LJ1y3NdLsnp9N0Gk9nruAsmwlDam3Dnzc2KZ4BDm+l46bly4aFFKEDZXnPhLpcwh.Jx3iMcVvUy5MCy3ngGiLdl4HbnhJsRTczh.bXH0EYXT9UZEFUqfh+71WdD1CyIzTUHzkBFgdBymoR0N9fef44M.6Ruf4mw6sOXHQv6I7DQ.dJa1BEfIWimROEqcqjI56wgyPFekY6IWQZOYuNcs22d+81dea6c5d01sZSb2Y+Nc1si6j1cw61EB5I8cYJgzQgUzPjQkiDtKblI9EdxFbIKjckGUKXibfcNQ8.gmqNE0+F0aFyyc7MEpPDxvbbZYqbRY6EliXtra0mV99zXCVoQjs.ZTJO7JmCd1OD7J.RFYfTkDH8bSGhjEnRsnwySMGxgSyIX3bJKTR7EU5OJY1S.dvUM8wWSGHAgain9tsZskE7UiusVM3rJTYMCK8EbFYrWT3ILPw2Y0mOkwoMIRJjU5rWquNDR9HFw3qNjZSh3DESvsD7SEJ5Y75Mp8a0pd2ssYHUcI1KhVeDjqPOSyoTkNfSi7uhJq2Xq315lAd3EZ0Ojaesc6srxX6RpmfvTKp2vpA.mp2C7uq13u4w23eul0cqDSljTJRVedhpiVzeNb1Mzs98pPSWAPiyuUrXoo85rZ4AstsRJ77zV039Nl0bAEaYYf04wK8VVy066sNB864Ghdx5MDQR5xy3nfOjyTmEPWJmxBXWvHGZ4XB7qWO7XrBqmBWpC7KfJULMbLNlNG3.SlIqZdLM7ZkH.XAu2.KPUHbi7vp77GZV1kFf5QtgV8fIOD5RxxBeWRkJOb8nUgbdElsqIbet4XlhLqX7Vp.7BUs223cIE8mX1exDJQkB1JlC9oGkO9cNTdVBTdpoCP2EOqECjOOV15GwyoVuhxoRcQ09Qtq8OW26ZCV66ZOinfs+BIlGFHBysvNTe1EBtthjp70gvkCze9b8obV88DXYgld6KG.IYgw3fUQx31kC8EQbUt1ixq8YR1w67SMY7ufKOq79597Onid+6YJJudvcEO+n5MXzg4G3Q6ymCWkAZzX7y.9uI3HO0MZy2jORvEAyzWzjsC3bpRxlNkJyh8BSnCUJ3EioZdwAmS8n3rcye4Am.cgXITmnaXs3e9SwJ775KLSfqkdxz5+FL7k++IC+4hHEiOcDFZT+U3+G.OBxAHVIT.IbN0C1HSiRZxwD4VZ4DlUtarveAeVZzVKarzn8MF+frG9XhT7FRx6sz8xeTrFHu4w+Erpv+EDjsrQwuAK6YrOvJ9FBI+Rcu.auoA1YSCb6MMvc1z.2cSCbuMMvtqNP8kVGFoD9IirHznw8iezpgQeNF53imNP+M.Icpm3

@resonant You can also look at the Math.from0To1 function. It takes a normalized value and sets it to the actual value of the module. You have to set the min and max values using JSON in your script. Maybe that would help. It worked for me.