Package your VST3? Best method?
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@bandit_FD1 I use Whitebox Packages. I find it easy to use but I know some people on the forum are not fans of it. The documentation website is difficult to navigate because the docs are spread all over the site, but answers to most questions are in the docs if you look around enough. I've made a couple of videos on YouTube which include some Packages stuff.
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@bandit_FD1 That's the one, I also did another more recently about installing into both the user and system folders with a single installer, but it's currently only available on Patreon.
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@d-healey -- I see that most people just say use pkgbuild or productbuild which is clean and does it via the OS however, it's hardly WYSIWYG and it looks like a lot of trial and error. I guess if whitebox is opensource, then what's the problem? :)
I'll dig for the other video as i'm a subscriber there.
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@bandit_FD1 said in Package your VST3? Best method?:
I guess if whitebox is opensource, then what's the problem?
Not sure what you mean. Whitebox Packages is free (I don't think it's open source) and has a GUI interface, I believe it is a frontend for pkgbuild and productbuild.
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@d-healey - I was asking in the sense, that you mentioned others here on the forum do not like this software, If it's opensource or a frontend, I see that as a win-win :)
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@bandit_FD1 Ah cool
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is Inno Setup what most people are using for windows installers?
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@jeffd Yes
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@d-healey got it.
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Packages and Inno here