@Jambo Alrighty sick! I found the VST and brought it into my daw and it worked!! Thank you both so so much for your patience

@Jambo Alrighty sick! I found the VST and brought it into my daw and it worked!! Thank you both so so much for your patience

@Jambo Right the cmd is just sitting on "Generating Code". A vst folder has appeared and there's a vst plugin in there so I'm assuming it's all worked

@d-healey Man I could've sworn I turned off IPP ages ago, that makes sense now ‍️ So far there's been no errors with the cmd, just waiting for it to finish "generating code"

@d-healey
The default windows screen recording isn't showing everything, but here's the cmd error's I get when I go to create the vst

@d-healey I did

@d-healey This is one area I'm suspicious of, I did initially just download and used a HISE installer but once I realised all the actual steps you need to take I uninstalled that version and searched my drive for anything to do with HISE and deleted what I found. After a bit I couldn't find anything so I'm thinking I must've gotten rid of it all, but I'm not 100% sure

@d-healey If you mean the after you run the HISE stuff through Visual Studio, then you open that application then yes.

@d-healey I'm pretty sure it compiled properly, I've made a very basic project in HISE, it's just a gain knob with some custom UI elements, that all seems to be working fine. I've set a HISE path in the settings but there's no sign of a VST or VST folder anywhere in that path

@d-healey I Followed the compiling HISE 2022 tutorial as best I could, when I try and export my vst the cmd window has a fair amount of red text in it, it's all that certain file paths don't exist.
When I go into Binaries/Compiled there isn't a VST3 folder, I've enabled the VST3 support in HISE and that hasn't made a difference

@Lindon I'm on windows