@d-healey Okay. I ended up clicking on "Check for new version" while I was waiting for a reply (I'm a compulsive button-pusher). Doing that and running the install seemed to fix the issue. I think. We shall see if the plugin actually ends up where it's supposed to be. Thanks for all your help!

@d-healey Okay. I ended up clicking on "Check for new version" while I was waiting for a reply (I'm a compulsive button-pusher). Doing that and running the install seemed to fix the issue. I think. We shall see if the plugin actually ends up where it's supposed to be. Thanks for all your help!

@d-healey Okay. Do you have any videos on how to do that? I followed your Compiling HISE on Windows video for the original install. Not really sure which parts to skip for the rebuild, if any.

Sorry, complete newbie here.

@d-healey Hey David! I've been binging your videos lately on YouTube lol. I'm unsure what exactly that means. Are you saying I need to re-build HISE using the source code that downloaded when I ran the Export Wizard?

@ulrik I'm confused. I only have one machine, and it's a Windows machine.

Hey all, I'm trying to export my very first VST on Windows. I've already run the export wizard, but now I'm getting this message:

"The source code has a different commit hash than the HISE build. This will likely lead to undefined behaviour including compile errors or undetected errors. In order to proceed with the compilation, type 'I know' and click OK."

Does anyone know how to fix this? Without just typing "I Know" and ignoring the issue? Thanks.

@Chazrox Good lord. I must have clicked on View that a thousand times and I never even noticed that. Thanks so much!

I'm fairly new to HISE, and I've run into an issue. Well, I've run into many issues but this is the first one I haven't been able to figure out on my own.

I created a custom look and feel for the knobs on my interface. I've decided to go with a filmstrip image instead (I'm much better at designing when code isn't involved), so I deleted the laf code from the code editor, but the buttons still look the way they did when I created the laf.

I've compiled, tried loading the filmstrip, compiled again, and nothing seems to work. Any help would be greatly appreciated.