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      Avián @Oli Ullmann
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      @Oli-Ullmann ok I tried this! Now the modules are loaded, let me try if compiling now works. I'm back in a minute. One more question before I do that: Do I need to delete these 2 if I don't use faust? Screenshotfaust.png

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      • Oli UllmannO
        Oli Ullmann @Avián
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        @Avián
        Just do it exactly as I wrote. You don't have to change or delete anything!

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          David Healey @Oli Ullmann
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          @Oli-Ullmann said in HISE image directory not found (macOS):

          wrote I use the one from the projects folder

          There is no projucer in that folder, or am i misunderstanding?

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            Oli Ullmann @David Healey
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            @David-Healey
            Sorry, there a the projucer projects he has to use. (Standalone and Plug-In)

            So he just have to double click on the project to open and use it.

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              David Healey @Oli Ullmann
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              @Oli-Ullmann said in HISE image directory not found (macOS):

              have to double click

              I think it's better to open projucer and the project manually when you're troubleshooting because if you do have two copies of the source without realising you won't know which copy of Projucer is automatically launching.

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                Avián @David Healey
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                @David-Healey @Oli-Ullmann ok, again all these warnings...Screenshot allissues again.png

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                • David HealeyD
                  David Healey @Avián
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                  @Avián Warnings are not a problem, you only need to watch for errors.

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                    Oli Ullmann @David Healey
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                    @David-Healey
                    In that case, you're absolutely right! :-)

                    But if there's only one HISE version on the computer, I felt that using the projects folder was the least error-prone method...

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                      Avián @David Healey
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                      @David-Healey @Oli-Ullmann ok finally it works! Thank you so much guys! Great work, great support! Have a nice day

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                        Avián @Avián
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                        @Oli-Ullmann @David-Healey I'm sorry but I'm back with this issue. I could compile/export the standalone, the vst3, the au, I was successful signing them, but my notarization for my installer doesn't work, so I went back a few steps and opened the standalone and vst3 and au and then i saw this: Screenshot images fail.png
                        still an issue with the 2 images....
                        but in HISE it shows up like it should:Screenshot images fail2.png
                        My Images are in the right folder, named correctly everything, I don't get it?
                        BTW when I close and start HISE my project ALWAYS is losing it's script, I copy paste it, so it's not a big problem, but I think this isn't normal.
                        And maybe all of these little issues are the reason why the Installer notarization was blocking something. I need help again,....

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                        • David HealeyD
                          David Healey @Avián
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                          @Avián These seem like unrelated issues to the original problem.

                          Have you enabled the option in project preferences to embed images?

                          @Avián said in HISE image directory not found (macOS):

                          BTW when I close and start HISE my project ALWAYS is losing it's script,

                          Scripts are saved when you click compile.

                          @Avián said in HISE image directory not found (macOS):

                          but my notarization for my installer doesn't work

                          What do you mean by doesn't work? Have you codesigned the installer?

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                            Avián @David Healey
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                            @David-Healey

                            @David-Healey said in HISE image directory not found (macOS):

                            Have you enabled the option in project preferences to embed images?

                            Screenshot embed images.png
                            Yes

                            @David-Healey said in HISE image directory not found (macOS):

                            Scripts are saved when you click compile.

                            Screenshot hiseissue1.png
                            Screenshot hise issue2.png
                            This always shows up if I close HISE and open my saved project again. HISE is always losing the script and I always need to copy paste it again and compile again. This didn't happen on Windows.

                            @David-Healey said in HISE image directory not found (macOS):

                            What do you mean by doesn't work? Have you codesigned the installer?

                            I signed the Installer, cause I thought codesign is just for signing single files like .app .vst3 and not for.pkg
                            I codesigned my vst3 and components before and notarized them, it works great but my .app doesn't work. the codesign works but by notarizing the standalone it fails by the same issue, I got later by trying it with the installer, so the standalone has to be the problem (single and as a part of the installer files):
                            {

                            "logFormatVersion": 1,

                            "jobId": "e3733774-a429-4671-9f0b-3a5de89e5544",

                            "status": "Invalid",

                            "statusSummary": "Archive contains critical validation errors",

                            "statusCode": 4000,

                            "archiveFilename": "macOS-Installer_Plugin_DrumKit_Standalone.pkg",

                            "uploadDate": "2026-01-25T12:44:36.154Z",

                            "sha256": "d1c1f509cca7f54f3e5b5d927f6fcc429ea834f65b5fdf5cd5ead6524a4a0fec",

                            "ticketContents": null,

                            "issues": [

                            {
                            
                              "severity": "error",
                            
                              "code": null,
                            
                              "path": "macOS-Installer_Plugin_DrumKit_Standalone.pkg/Payload.pkg Contents/Payload/Applications/myplugin/myplugin.app/Contents/MacOS/myplugin",
                            
                              "message": "The signature of the binary is invalid.",
                            
                              "docUrl": "https://developer.apple.com/documentation/security/notarizing_macos_software_before_distribution/resolving_common_notarization_issues#3087735",
                            
                              "architecture": "x86_64"
                            
                            },
                            
                            {
                            
                              "severity": "error",
                            
                              "code": null,
                            
                              "path": "macOS-Installer_Plugin_DrumKit_Standalone.pkg/Payload.pkg Contents/Payload/Applications/myplugin/myplugin.app/Contents/MacOS/myplugin",
                            
                              "message": "The signature of the binary is invalid.",
                            
                              "docUrl": "https://developer.apple.com/documentation/security/notarizing_macos_software_before_distribution/resolving_common_notarization_issues#3087735",
                            
                              "architecture": "arm64"
                            
                            },
                            
                            {
                            
                              "severity": "warning",
                            
                              "code": null,
                            
                              "path": "macOS-Installer_Plugin_DrumKit_Standalone.pkg/Payload.pkg Contents/Payload/Applications/myplugin/myplugin.app/LowEnd.zip",
                            
                              "message": "The archive at macOS-Installer_Plugin_DrumKit_Standalone.pkg/Payload.pkg Contents/Payload/Applications/myplugin/myplugin.app/LowEnd.zip could not be unpacked. Any executables contained in the archive will not be notarized.",
                            
                              "docUrl": null,
                            
                              "architecture": null
                            
                            }
                            

                            ]

                            }
                            I really don't know where this "LowEnd.zip" comes from, maybe this is the problem. My Plugin-Name starts with LowEnd, but the name is much longer?!

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                              David Healey @Avián
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                              @Avián said in HISE image directory not found (macOS):

                              Yes

                              Have you loaded the images into the pool in your script? https://docs.hise.audio/scripting/scripting-api/engine/index.html#loadimageintopool

                              @Avián said in HISE image directory not found (macOS):

                              This always shows up if I close HISE and open my saved project again. HISE is always losing the script and I always need to copy paste it again and compile again. This didn't happen on Windows.

                              Is your project on a network drive? Are you saving the project file as an xml?

                              @Avián said in HISE image directory not found (macOS):

                              I signed the Installer

                              Did you use the installer certificate rather than the application certificate?

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                                Avián @David Healey
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                                @David-Healey said in HISE image directory not found (macOS):

                                Have you loaded the images into the pool in your script? https://docs.hise.audio/scripting/scripting-api/engine/index.html#loadimageintopool

                                I will try that!

                                @David-Healey said in HISE image directory not found (macOS):

                                Is your project on a network drive? Are you saving the project file as an xml?

                                Yes, my project is located in the Documents folder, inside the HISE Projects directory under XmlPresetBackups, and yes, I am saving the files as XML.

                                @David-Healey said in HISE image directory not found (macOS):

                                Did you use the installer certificate rather than the application certificate?

                                Depends on. If I codesigned the .vst3 .component .app I used the application certificate and for the installer I used the installer certificate. I'm really confused about the LowEnd.zip file...Don't you think that could be the problem, or the invalid signature of the binary?

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                                  David Healey @Avián
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                                  @Avián said in HISE image directory not found (macOS):

                                  Yes, my project is located in the Documents folder

                                  Is that yes your project is on a network drive? If so that's probably where the issue is coming from. HISE probably doesn't have permission to write the script files to that location.

                                  @Avián said in HISE image directory not found (macOS):

                                  LowEnd.zip

                                  Check your packages project, looks like that's been included in the payload.

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