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    • gonzaloG
      gonzalo
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      Hi, make sure you have the latest version of the source code of HISE, then go to: HISE>tools>SDK and extract the sdk file inside that folder, then go to: HISE>JUCE>projucer and copy all the files inside "projucer" folder into: HISE>tools>projucer. that's all, now you should have the green check mark in both of them.

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        39oririn @gonzalo
        last edited by 39oririn

        Thank you! That fixed the check mark. Now I'm having problem while compiling
        When I try to export, it says the source code has different commit hash than HISE
        and I got this very long error message
        error message.txt

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          DeanyMan94 @gonzalo
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          @gonzalo and how to the same for visual studio 26? The drop down in hise settings only offers 2017 and 2022

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          • gonzaloG
            gonzalo @39oririn
            last edited by

            @39oririn did you compile it in visual studio?

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            • gonzaloG
              gonzalo @DeanyMan94
              last edited by

              @DeanyMan94 said in How do I complete the jucer part in export setup wizard?:

              hise settings only offers 2017 and 20

              did you check the compiler settings in hise? settings>development>visual studio version ?

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                39oririn @gonzalo
                last edited by

                @gonzalo
                I'm using the "Export as Instrument" in HISE.
                Not sure how to use VS

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                  DeanyMan94 @gonzalo
                  last edited by

                  @gonzalo yes, specifically. im just gonna rebuild again. seemed to integrate better the first time

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                  • gonzaloG
                    gonzalo @39oririn
                    last edited by

                    @39oririn check the david healey videos, "hise bootcamp". he explains everything but you have to compile it in VS 'cause it's not gonna work if you don't.

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                    • gonzaloG
                      gonzalo @DeanyMan94
                      last edited by

                      @DeanyMan94 check the wizard setup if you have "MS build" with the check mark

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                        39oririn @gonzalo
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                        @gonzalo

                        The build tools for v145 (Platform Toolset = 'v145') cannot be found. To build using the v145 build tools, please install v145 build tools.
                        Alternatively, you may upgrade to the current Visual Studio tools by selecting the Project menu or right-click the solution, and then selecting "Retarget solution".
                        

                        I tried changing it to v143 on VS 2022, got like a thousand errors.
                        I tried that on VS 2026, got more error.

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                        • gonzaloG
                          gonzalo @39oririn
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                          @39oririn are you using the VS 2022 version don't you? do this. when you open the file in visual studio do right click in the properties of file and select v143.Captura.PNG

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                            39oririn @gonzalo
                            last edited by

                            @gonzalo yes, I used VS 2022 and changed that setting to v143 but it still didn't work for me

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                            • gonzaloG
                              gonzalo @gonzalo
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                              @gonzalo and also don't forget to select "visual studio 2022" in projucer, when you export

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                              • gonzaloG
                                gonzalo @39oririn
                                last edited by gonzalo

                                @39oririn go to + and add VS2022 and then check the path of vs22 in "modules"

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