Hise will not export
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@gryphonsegg ok make a simple sine wave generator plugin, and try to compile it...
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@gryphonsegg same thing again
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@Lindon did you see it? what the heck could be happening?
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@gryphonsegg Try exporting as a VST3 instead of VST2 (there's a checkbox in project preferences).
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@d-healey still did the same fail
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@gryphonsegg It's interesting that it shows "Compiling 64bit Instrument plugin` in the output because I can't find that phrase in the HISE source code. I wonder where that's coming from...
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@gryphonsegg in your HISE folder is there a sub folder? that error can happen when theres a subfolder like HISE/Hise-Develop where the Hise-Develop folder is the one that should be in the Hise Path box
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@Adam_G You can see in his screenshots
Libre Wave - Freedom respecting instruments and effects
My Patreon - HISE tutorials
YouTube Channel - Public HISE tutorials -
@d-healey oops missed that
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@gryphonsegg youre building on a PC yes? you should uncheck support 32 bit mac os
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Ah I think I might know what the problem is. Please paste the contents of the batch file from your project's binaries folder.
I've got to go out shortly but so it might be a while until I respond.
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@d-healey what do I save it as? XML or archive?
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@gryphonsegg Open it in a text editor, it's just plain text.
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@d-healey sorry, because I have had no ability to use it yet I am confused as to what you want me to send you
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In your project's binaries folder there will be a file called something like build.bat (I can't remember the name on Windows). Open that file in a text editor and paste the contents here.
I'm 99% sure the path it's telling us it can't find is the path to Visual Studio. So I want to see the content of this file to check where it's looking.
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@d-healey ok sorry for the confusion.
@echo off
set project=hise project 1
set build_path=F:\hise project 1\Binaries
set msbuild="C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio\2022\Community\MSBuild\Current\Bin\MsBuild.exe"
set vs_args=/p:Configuration="Release" /verbosity:minimal
set PreferredToolArchitecture=x64
set VisualStudioVersion=17.0"F:\HISE\tools\Projucer\Projucer.exe" --resave "%build_path%\AutogeneratedProject.jucer"
echo Compiling 64bit Instrument plugin %project% ...
set Platform=X64
%msbuild% "%build_path%\Builds\VisualStudio2022%project%.sln" %vs_args%pause
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@gryphonsegg No problem, it's hard to explain this thing via text, especially when you're not familiar with it.
So this is the path it's looking for
C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio\2022\Community\MSBuild\Current\Bin\MsBuild.exe"I'm guessing you have something like a pro version of VS rather than the community version?
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@d-healey this says its looking for visual studio on C but I have it on E. how is that? can I change where it is looking?
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@gryphonsegg Aha that solves the mystery. HISE is using the default install path which is C: drive. You'll need to modify your copy of the HISE source code, or create a symlink on the C drive, or move VS to the C drive. Or wait for someone else to offer a solution I haven't though of
