@Christoph-Hart It works, thanks! :)

Has anyone every encountered this message when compiling an effect?

What could "no node" be in reference to?

@Jlev777 This happened because I just tried removing the global modulator chain 1, it was just an experiment

@Jlev777 Is it possible that the Global_mod Node was only intended to be used with one Global Modulator Container?

If I delete Global Modulator container1, it's still expecting modulator1

Hi all,

I have two global modulator containers, and insider two LFO modulators, one that triggers on note on and the other one is free running.

these LFO's are sent to scriptnode networks which receive the LFO's signal, attaches it to a table and sends that value to an external table in the UI.
Im using Global_mod node's index param to select which LFO to use.

I've found that this index value only applies to (1) global modulator container. So I have no way of accessing the LFO's in the other global mod containers.

Is it possible to include LFO's that are apart of another container as part of the same global_mod index?

@Jlev777 PolycompileTest2 is the name of my project folder

I got this message in my terminal when trying to compile my effetcs.
I tried with a simple effect with a gain node and a single param and still got the message.

@Christoph-Hart Yes, I still get the export.h not found, is there a place or another way I can force my compiler to find export.h?

@Christoph-Hart I need to rebuild HISE with Faust enabled, I cant set the HISE settings, since thats only done in a a compiled build. my export.h error is stopping me from building, is there another place in the projucer that I could make this link to the faust libraries?

@Christoph-Hart Where do I set this?

@Christoph-Hart Which HISE path exactly?