@David-Healey

Hey David, I found that using lazy load in the purge solves the problem. To a large extent, the pre-load time becomes negligible, just like when I have one sample loaded with -1 preload size. I think it’s the best solution for now.

Yay! I was able to get it working. I guess the bounds were off. Thanks for the direction.
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@ustk Yes, I deleted the Binaries folder and tried again and again. HISE already gives a "build failed" error and doesn't say why.

So, when I try to manually open and compile the AutogeneratedProject.jucer file in the Binaries folder, I see that error in XCode.

This is probably a bug with the current commit.

@David-Healey ha how do you think I feel, I'd already used it and got rid of it earlier in the project 🤷

@Christoph-Hart Damn these bots are everywhere.

@David-Healey eugh ok thanks for letting me know, between this and the gcc strictness linux really hasn't been a smooth experience lol

@Lindon Thank you! I am going to start reading the tutorials and see if I can make sense of Hise!

@griffinboy Thanks! I'll keep this in mind

@xxx You're setup looks ok above. Send what your current setup looks like.

@David-Healey I will look into this and work on it some more. I appreciate the reply!

Any tips on how to use the encrypted Expansion?

@David-Healey it worked again. idk why this is happening but after trying countless times its working like a miracle🥲

@David-Healey Haha that make sense too :)

@Yinxi no crash here
compiled to dll and loaded in a Hardcoded
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Is there a video tutorial of how to compile SNEX? I am trying to follow along with this tutorial on the forums, but It is very wordy and difficult to follow...

@Dominik-Mayer Can you change it to "David Healey"?

@Dan-Korneff said in Linux vs ThirdParty Nodes:

@d-healey Exported plugins store their data (presets, documentation, etc.. ) in .config within the Company subfolder. Just like the structure on MacOS and Win. I just don't understand why it would be different for Linux.

Yep that's true. It's just HISE itself that stores it in the home folder. According to the Filesystem Hierarchy Standard dumping them in the home folder is acceptable.

However the XDG Base Directory Spec recommends a .config folder.

It's a mess. I'd prefer it to all be in .config too. Maybe we can put it to a vote.

nevermind i found it

@ulrik Good to know that. Thanks!