Good news! I got it working. It involved a lot of stripping it down and building it back up little by little, saving and compiling with each step. I had a lot of trouble with HISE crashing and compilation errors, but I got there in the end. Thanks everyone for the help!

One thing that helped me was adding a container to the project and putting ScriptFX nodes for the compiled networks in there so I can open them up easily.

@HISEnberg I tried your suggestion of embedding a compiled network in the clone container, but as soon as I try to do that HISE crashes with no error

Actually, if I add a ScriptFX to the module tree for the network containing the clone node then it allows me to add the compiled node as a child.

Is there a way to work on multiple nested networks without having ScriptFX nodes for them in the module tree?

Is it possible to create a snex node with four channels? I want to do ring modulation from a second stereo input?

@Christoph-Hart No, none of my parameter names have whitespace characters. Here's the network I'm trying to compile:

DynamicEQ is another compiled network. It's working well when I have a fixed number of clones, but if I try to make it dynamic like this the compilation fails.

I have created a script FX which uses a clone node. The script has a number of parameters which are forwarded to the clone child, and a clone cable.

I am trying to make the number of clone nodes variable by adding a parameter to the script and connecting that to the NumClones parameter on the clone node.

It looks like it works in the designer, but when I try to compile the script node I get an error:

Should this be possible? Is there something specific I need to do to get it to compile?

Thanks!

Good news! I got it working. It involved a lot of stripping it down and building it back up little by little, saving and compiling with each step. I had a lot of trouble with HISE crashing and compilation errors, but I got there in the end. Thanks everyone for the help!

One thing that helped me was adding a container to the project and putting ScriptFX nodes for the compiled networks in there so I can open them up easily.

@HISEnberg I tried your suggestion of embedding a compiled network in the clone container, but as soon as I try to do that HISE crashes with no error

Actually, if I add a ScriptFX to the module tree for the network containing the clone node then it allows me to add the compiled node as a child.

Is there a way to work on multiple nested networks without having ScriptFX nodes for them in the module tree?

I have created a Dsp network using a clone node and clone_cable. However, when I come to try to compile it I get this error.

Can anyone help point me in the right direction to fix this?

/Volumes/External SSD/Hise/HISE/hi_dsp_library/node_api/nodes/duplicate.h:172:15 Reference to non-static member function must be called

System Details: Apple M1 / MacOS Sequoia / 15.3 / HISE Version 4.1.0 / Standalone

Thanks everyone. I've got HISE building as part of the pipeline, and I can cache the results of that step to speed up subsequent builds.

@Christoph-Hart Is there an example of a script that builds HISE from source code via the command line?

@d-healey No worries, I was hoping I could extract the executable from the official installer from a CI pipeline without any user interaction but I will find a different approach.

Or failing that, to extract the executable without running the full installer?