@orange said in Problem compiling with AAX:

For creating AAX plugins, you must be approved developer by Avid. And also they will give you a PACE license (which costs $500 annually) free and you can sign your plugins. The Avid don't want to see any un-approved developers and AAX plugins from un-approved developers.

I already have that, so I guess I'm good to go? Maybe @Christoph-Hart has some insite ?

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@Lindon said in Problem compiling with AAX:

You have to become an approved developer, then you can use the SDK to build AAX plug-ins

I had questioned this directly to AVID and they directed me to some FAQ in their forum. From what I read, this is only necessary if you want to sell your product in the AVID Marketplace. I couldn't find any documentation saying otherwise to the commercial sales of your product.
do you have a link to share?

@Christoph-Hart said in Scripting dynamics = value inconsistency:

Yes why do you had that if in the first place?

In my defense, it was 4am

Also, MAGIC NUMBER ALERT!!!
I've been taking them from the module browser. Should I be calling them differently?

@Lindon yay!!!!!

Figured it out.. if I remove the if (value) statement, it works as expected

inline function Threshold (component, value)
{
if (value)
{
Dynamics1.setAttribute(6, value);
}
};

Knob1.setControlCallback(Threshold);

Using the latest scriptnode.
I'm trying to script the threshold control of the dynamics, but the value of my knob is inconsistent with the value on the dynamics module. Depending on how fast you turn the knob, it'll give you a different value when it's supposed to reach the 0dB point.
Here's an example. Turn the knob and compare to the compressor module threshold.

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@Lindon correct. You'll need to open the AAX solution in visual studio to make this change I believe. It's been a few minutes since I've compiled AAX

@Lindon yeah, this is the exact same problem I had in another post. Here's the soloution:

This error can occur when you are statically linking your project with a library (typically a file with .lib extension) but the linker setting in your Visual Studio project are set to dynamically link (meaning the link will occur during runtime, usually with a .dll file).
To define that you need the project to use static linking start Visual Studio. In the Solution Explorer pane, right click the project name, and select Properties. Expand the properties as shown in the figure below: C/C++ --> Code Generation --> Runtime Library, select the Multi-threaded (/MT) option from the dropdown menu.

Hey guys,
I slightly remember this issue... think I posted about it. try using an older AAX sdk