@CBIbanez Have you built HISE from source? If not, that's the first step before you can compile your project.

@Chazrox https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NMtOAhvK0Qo

@RedFireTF2 You need to compile from source, but the VST3 SDK will only come into play when you compile your project as a plugin (or if you're compiling HISE as a plugin).

@RedFireTF2 HISE uses a customised version of JUCE and includes a version of the VST3 SDK (not the latest one). I'm not sure if you could just drop in the latest VST3 SDK and have it work, but try it and let us know.

@ustk said in Plotter Text:

So 3 years later... Is there anyone using a plotter successfully?

Remind me what the problem with it is?

@pratitghosh If your end goal is to build a DAW I'd start with something like Tracktion Engine (https://www.tracktion.com/develop/tracktion-engine) or use one of the existing open source DAWs as a base and customise it. It would save you a ton of work.

@pcs800 said in Error when compiling vst3:

Of the server or the dev pc?

Whichever system has Visual Studio on it.

@pcs800 How much space on the C drive?

@pcs800 Which commit of HISE are you using? Which version of Visual Studio?

@pcs800 Delete the binaries folder and try again

@Stepaan You might find my free Bootcamp course helpful: https://audiodevschool.com/courses/hise-bootcamp/

@Stepaan Try building from source, the prebuilt version is very old now

@Stepaan it could be a HISE bug or a workflow issue. Have you built HISE from source?

@Jimi_Jay So it should be an effect then, I'm not sure why it's not working.

@Jimi_Jay Did you definitely export as an effect?

@Jimi_Jay Looks like it's on an external drive (iCloud Drive)? If so, probably a permission issue.

@Jimi_Jay Might be a permission issue, not sure. Or is it an alias rather than an actual binary? Show me a screenshot of the .component file.

@Jimi_Jay You need to place it in the AU plugins folder, it's alongside the VST3 folder, I think it's in Library/Audio/Plug-ins/AU - remember that macOS has two Library folders, you want the system one I think.

@Jimi_Jay Somewhere in the Binaries folder, it will have a .component extension

@Jimi_Jay All that happens when you select export from HISE is it creates a JUCE project and runs xcode in a terminal. You can close the terminal and open the JUCE project manually in Projucer then open that in xcode just like building HISE. The auto generated juce project file is in your project's Binaries folder.