Yup there it is - https://github.com/davidhealey/sofiawoodwinds/tree/ca215f00cdc3a5fd135040026260584f83a984bf/Installer/OSX

@Christoph-Hart output.mp3

That's a text file but I wasn't able to upload it as such so you'll need to change the extension.

@Christoph-Hart Last time I tried I had a lot of errors, I thought I posted it but I can't find the thread. I'll check what happens when I compile again and report back.

@Christoph-Hart I haven't been able to build the scriptnode branch sucesfully yet, but I'll give it a go and see

@Christoph-Hart Thank you! I wonder how I did it before though... maybe you included one already in my repo and I've overlooked it.

@Lindon That's what's giving the error I'm using the automated build script via the command line and it requires that I provide it with a .pkgproj file, but as far as I can see there isn't anywhere in the build script where this is created, unlike the Windows build script.

@dustbro Font ID is a name you can give to the font that you should then use throughout your project (instead of using the font's actual name). Christoph implemented this to prevent issues with font handling between different OS.

You should put your fonts in your project's Images folder. I usually put them in sub-folder called Fonts.

Using Lindon's example I would the write

Engine.loadFontAs("{PROJECT_FOLDER}Fonts/bahnschrift.ttf", "bahnschrift");

@Lindon What about standalone?

I'm running the build script on Mac and when it comes time to build the installer I'm getting the message No such file or directory (Installer/OSX/project_name.pkgproj)

I've build on MacOS before and don't recall having this issue so I think I must be forgetting something. How should the .pkgproj file be created?

Didn't work seems like the wildcard isn't replaced in the standalone template. @Christoph-Hart help