@d-healey SOLVED! I just deleted the RSA files I had created. What I don’t understand is the 'Image directory not found' message, but now it compiles fine. Thanks a lot, d.healy!

@d-healey Thank you so much! I finally got it to work, I’d been trying for quite a while

@Meucci Delete everything in the Binaries folder and compile again. That’s how I fixed it.

@Lindon Thanks!

@d-healey SOLVED! I just deleted the RSA files I had created. What I don’t understand is the 'Image directory not found' message, but now it compiles fine. Thanks a lot, d.healy!

@d-healey I don’t know, I’m using the latest version of HISE. But I think I already know what the problem is — right before trying to compile, I was trying to create an RSA key pair and a dummy license pair, and now that’s causing issues. I think I created them, but I don’t know how to delete them.

@d-healey Do you mean this folder Binaries\Source\Images? I also suspect the issue comes from there, because if I delete the Source folder, HISE compiles, but I get an error

@d-healey This is what shows up when I try to compile. I’ve deleted the Visual Studio 2022 folder in Builds and the contents of Shared Code and VST. What else should I delete?

@d-healey It doesn’t work, I hope I haven’t lost weeks of work...

@d-healey Yes

@d-healey I add the images through the properties editor. I’ve tried deleting them, but the same error keeps appearing. If I create a project completely from scratch, it lets me compile, but older projects don’t.

From one day to the next, I started getting the "image directory not found" error when trying to compile. I don't know what to do—the Image folder is where it's supposed to be. I've seen that other people have had the same issue. Does anyone know how to fix it? Thanks.