Newbie confusions by using precompiled HISE
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@IMxcaliber You need to set the path to the HISE source code in project preferences. Also have you extracted the SDKs in the tools folder?
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@d-healey i already set HISE source code path and extracted the SDK in the tools folder brother.
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@IMxcaliber Open a terminal (cmd) type msbuild and hit enter, what do you see?
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@d-healey MSBuild version 17.10.4+10fbfbf2e for .NET Framework
MSBUILD : error MSB1003: Specify a project or solution file. The current working directory does not contain a project or solution file.i see this bro
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@IMxcaliber That seems correct. Have you select Visual Studio 2022 in HISE project preferences?
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@d-healey yeah its selected in preferences
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@IMxcaliber Is Visual Studio installed on your C drive?
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@d-healey No, i installed it on another drive named D because , there is no space in my C drive (i changed the default shared location for visual studio using regedit)
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@IMxcaliber Oh that's why it's not working (I just saw your other post too).
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@d-healey yeah brother. is there any solution for that like adding environment variables.
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@IMxcaliber said in Newbie confusions by using precompiled HISE:
yeah brother. is there any solution for that like adding environment variables.
The only solution I know is to install Visual Studio on the C drive. Move other stuff onto your D drive to make room for it.
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@d-healey oh thank you very much brother. i will try it. i watched an interview featuring you conducted by Composing gloves yt channel. you inspire me a lot brother.
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@IMxcaliber Oh cool, yeah that was a few years ago. I just did another interview with A Joe-Blog Composer on his YouTube channel which he posted a few days ago.
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@d-healey that's awesome . i will check it out
