Svarog - cinematic scrap metal vsti

[Lindon]

@markmrak - post a link to the HISE project file - I'm sure someone will make a MacOS version for you - maybe even a Linux version...

[A Former User]

@Lindon That's a thing? I thought Mac had some developer ID stuff that got in the way of everything.

[A Former User]

@markmrak Congratulations on the release :)

[Tania Ghosh]

@markmrak Nice Work.
One quick tip :
You have shipped
svarog x64.exp
svarog x64.lib
svarog x86.exp
svarog x86.lib files along with svarog_1_0_0_Samples.hr1 and svrog.dll files. Which is unnecessary.

[markmrak]

@Tania-Ghosh said in Svarog - cinematic scrap metal vsti:

@markmrak Nice Work.
One quick tip :
You have shipped
svarog x64.exp
svarog x64.lib
svarog x86.exp
svarog x86.lib files along with svarog_1_0_0_Samples.hr1 and svrog.dll files. Which is unnecessary.

thanks! i was wondering about this, i zipped them all because I know thah it works this way, so it should be just yhe hr1 and dll file?

[markmrak]

@Lindon said in Svarog - cinematic scrap metal vsti:

@markmrak - post a link to the HISE project file - I'm sure someone will make a MacOS version for you - maybe even a Linux version...

ohh, i didnt think it was possible to do it this way but it makes sense

[Tania Ghosh]

@markmrak
Yes , you need only hr1 and .dll file for this plugin.

[jupe]

Nice. Works fine in Linux Mint and Carla-plugin host.

[Lindon]

@iamlamprey said in Svarog - cinematic scrap metal vsti:

@Lindon That's a thing? I thought Mac had some developer ID stuff that got in the way of everything.

Yes the resultant compiled mac executables wouldn't be code signed or notarized - but as we all know there are ways around this.

[markmrak]

@jupe said in Svarog - cinematic scrap metal vsti:

Nice. Works fine in Linux Mint and Carla-plugin host.

awesome! thanks for trying it out!

[markmrak]

@Lindon said in Svarog - cinematic scrap metal vsti:

@iamlamprey said in Svarog - cinematic scrap metal vsti:

@Lindon That's a thing? I thought Mac had some developer ID stuff that got in the way of everything.

Yes the resultant compiled mac executables wouldn't be code signed or notarized - but as we all know there are ways around this.

is it still possible to install them even if they're not code signed? is it just a pop up saying the app is not secure or something like that?

[Lindon]

@markmrak - yes something like that - you need to disable the guard app, Christoph posted something here a long time back explaining how he recommends people do it - but a Google search will turn up the process I'm pretty sure.