Custom Dsp Nodes 101

[Sawer]

@d-healey Yeah, the 3.5. Wanted to make this work before moving to the newly 3.6 version

[d.healey]

@Sawer But the bug is in 3.5 :p

- fix delay node in hardcoded network not being initialised correctly… · christophhart/HISE@f9b4ae0

The open source framework for sample based instruments - - fix delay node in hardcoded network not being initialised correctly… · christophhart/HISE@f9b4ae0

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[Sawer]

@d-healey Yes ahah thanks for pointing it out.
I have successfuly updated to the new version on mac and windows.

But unfortunately, Hise Keep crashing when compiling DSP Network. (Happening on windows for now, will test on mac soon).

Is this happened to anyone of you?

[Sawer]

@Sawer same Issue on mac, I cannot even export any of the plugins.

When compiling any plugin :

When compiling a Dsp Network to DLL:

Is there anything I've done wrong in the process of building the new version of Hise?

Will create a new thread soon..

[ulrik]

@Sawer I had similar problems and I deleted the "AdditionalSourceCode" folder inside the project, compiled Networks again and compiled the plugin without any errors.

[Sawer]

@ulrik Will try that asap! thanks

[Sawer]

@ulrik Hello, unfortunately still did not work for me. Whenever I delete the file, as soon as I open the hise project again it comes back. Real bummer because now in the Timestretch version, my scriptnodes are not working due to a bug ahaha.

[Christoph Hart]

@Sawer you definitely need to recompile the dll. I just checked and it works here so please try a vanilla project with a single network to compile.

[Sawer]

@Christoph-Hart Ok, thanks for replying . Should I do that in the new version? (3.6.0) . Can you possibly confirm for windows as well? (Windows crashes, and compilation errors) Coz have to re-build the new version again.

Thanks

[Sawer]

@Sawer
Update.

On windows everything works now. the vanilla project advice you said helped me spotting the issue. (thanks)

The Hise path I set on the settings, had a space typo, with that, creating compilation errors. Trying on mac now to see how can I fix the problem there.