My plan is the user will purchase an expansion and will be sent a code. They enter the code into the plugin which will check on my server that it is valid and download/install the expansion.

For anyone else coming here for the original subject, I made a generic thing that will handle all parametriq EQs in your project (obviously if you only have one then ignore this).

// Save EQs with presets
const eqIds = Synth.getIdList("Parametriq EQ");

for (id in eqIds)
    Engine.addModuleStateToUserPreset(id);

@Natan Nope, I'm crap at C++, I just hack at it.

The deed is done:

It's available in my fork - https://github.com/davidhealey/HISE/tree/scriptnode

I've also made a pull request so will be in the main repo soon I expect @Christoph-Hart.

I don't think it's possible. Each table can only connect to one module's table or to another table on the UI. However several tables on the UI can share a single table data object. What would be good is if you could set table modulators to use a table data object too. @Christoph-Hart

@Natan I think this would be annoying if you had many projects queued up. What might be better is if I add an option for a global output folder which you can set, and all packages will be dumped there and then once the queue is complete it will open that folder... open a github request for this if you like the idea

Anyone else tried exporting multiple projects at once?

@gorangrooves It's a bug, it will be fixed in the next version.

@gorangrooves Check the patreon thread or the github issues, this has been covered. On Mac the settings aren't saved unless you include an Apple Password, if you don't have one just put anything in the password box before saving.

@ustk Waiting for our benevolent leader to confirm that this is not a terrible idea before I do it.