@duma Try it, only you can do it :)

@duma Turn off "Enable line breaks" it makes it easier to spot this kind of issue.

@duma Did you extract the SDKs in the tools folder?

@David-Healey I ended up with this problem after following the video so I'll give the appstore method a try

@David-Healey Please check your dms for me

@duma Try a different version of xcode

I don't want the user to see the combobox it's just to have presets stored correctly

@duma It will appear near the top of the list - not in alphabetical order.

These are custom fonts I've loaded (below Source Code Pro)

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@duma Use local look and feel instead of global.

Put your code in code tags so it's easier to read - this button: f5964321-82e0-41c8-a04b-3f6a7a167b37-image.png

Image.load("{PROJECT_FOLDER}Images/BASSLBL.png");

This isn't a function. Follow what I showed in the expansion column video for setting up the look and feel object and loading images.

@duma You open it in Projucer, like when you build HISE

@duma Yes should do

@David-Healey He's right it worked

@duma You're welcome.

@duma That's the Create a New Project Dialog

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To open an existing project go to the File menu.

@duma said in Exporting problems:

how do i downgrade from visual studio 2026 to 2022

Like I said above, uninstall VS26 and install VS22

@duma Best to make a new post for your filter issue.

@duma
Did you use this command to clone HISE?

git clone --branch develop --recurse-submodules https://github.com/christophhart/HISE.git

And did you set the HISE path in the settings?

@duma Impossible to say without seeing your project.