@orange . I made several copies of the same plugin, just changed the name. One of the three daws discovered.

Have you changed the "Plugin Code" in the Preferences section too?

@clevername27
Hi) I am exporting the plugin to VST3 and AU. There are no errors in the build process. Once completed, I receive two files. I launch daw, open the list of plugins, but they are not there. That is, daw does not find my plugins, although they are in the folders.

I'm on Mac and the compiled plugins ends up in the projects "Binaries" folder,

I then need to move them to my "Plugins" folder.

I use macOS Sonoma 14.6.1 and the latest develop commit of Hise

Since the last few versions of macOS, you can't even open a plugin you built yourself without notarizing the AU plugin. This only applies to the AU plugin, VST works in other DAWs (on your computer).

But you can make a quick solution by disabling the Gatekeeper. Follow below instructions:

• Run the Terminal
• Type xattr -cr
• Then press the space button
• Drag and drop the YourPlugin.component file into the Terminal. It will be something like this:

xattr -cr /path/to/YourPlugin.component 

• Press enter. This will deactivate the Gatekeeper and the Logic should detect the plugin.

Note: This method is only a temporary solution, standard notarization process should be applied for the end user.