@David-Healey

I'm leaving the solution here as a note in case others experience this problem. I had to look back to this commit: https://github.com/christophhart/HISE/commit/c948b81f7a86f24a8fce4ea81051c73b7129e2b5

There's a folder named JUCE in the downloaded "Hise-develop" branch. You need to copy all the files from the submodule into this folder.

From now on, the Projucer application will be launched inside this JUCE folder.

So until we have native Cmajor support in HISE, how much of a pain would it be to compile a Cmajor patch as C++ and then use it in HISE as a 3rd party C++ node? Is there a web of dependent libraries you'll have to worry about including?

@oskarsh I don't think HISE compiles against JUCE 7. Your best bet may be to port the fix yourself.

That looks like a ready to use C++ plugin built with JUCE. Just throw it in the compiler and enjoy :)

You might want to ask for the Projucer file to so that it creates the project for your IDE.

@Steve-Mohican said in Native SVG import?:

@Christoph-Hart that's amazing thanks a lot <3

BTW if I understand correctly, we have only draw path option in the Hise SVG to Path converter.

Could you add also Fill Path and Close sub-path options too? Because in most cases just filling the path is the way to go especially for icons, personally I don't use draw path way too much.

If you add these options, I hope it will be available for this current .createSVG method too.

You can do this from within HISE. Use the function g.fillPath() instead of g.drawPath()

@d-healey Monday, Monday, Monday...I didnt realize I had another version I guess...

bumpty dumpty :)

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