@d-healey I will have a look, but I guess this option will not work at this time due to time pressure. Thanks anyway, at least I know the limitations.

@Dan-Korneff the solution is to install CUDA Toolkit 11.8 and install pytorch 2.3.0 instead of the current version. Here's the install prompt:

conda install pytorch==2.3.0 torchvision==0.18.0 torchaudio==2.3.0 pytorch-cuda=11.8 -c pytorch -c nvidia

@Christoph-Hart @Gabor-K @d-healey I'm having the same problem mentioned above. My instrument features a few simple shaders. Since I upgraded to the latest version of HISE, they have stopped working when I export the project—they just don't show up. They still work fine inside HISE. I have the OpenGL settings checked and the preprocessor flag enabled, but nothing seems to help. I understand that OpenGL appears to be deprecated on Mac, but I don't understand why things that exported and worked fine with an older version of HISE no longer work in the most recent build. As it stands, shaders are a critical part of this instrument's UI, and I really don't want to abandon all that work.

Is there anything else I can try to help it work as it did in a previous version of HISE?

@HISEnberg
Oh, I thought there is an easy way, and I'm just overlooking something. 😅
Nevertheless, thank you very much for your tips! I will do some experimentation to see what can I achieve.

@CyberGen Oh, I never thought there is a third place where I have to turn it on. :grinning_face_with_sweat:

Nevertheless, everything works fine finally! Thanks a lot!

@Matt_SF
Awesome! It works like a charm! Thanks a lot!

I have a video on Patreon that shows this exact thing

@d-healey LOL of course you do.

@Gabor-K Were you ever able to find this version of the SDK? I've been searching all over for it.

@Gabor-K well as long as you understand the API and its using some sort of post system then you should be fine...

@ustk Oh man, you saved my day. How could I have overlooked this? :beaming_face_with_smiling_eyes: Thanks a lot!

Thanks @d-healey ! I will have a deep dive into the server and file APIs then.

Update:
After testing Faust 2.54.9 with Hise 3.0.3, I tested Faust 2.54.9 with Hise 3.0.1, I got the same crashing problem.
Then I tested Faust 2.50.6 (using the HI_FAUST_NO_WARNING_MESSAGES flag) with Hise 3.0.3 on Mac, and it works fine!

Excellent, it works perfectly!
Thanks @Lindon and @DabDab!