@griffinboy I think I got it right thank you.

@d-healey That's Actually true. I just tested now it works well . Thank You

@Chazrox This worked Thank you brother

@griffinboy let me fight it. thank you for this

@Oriah-Beats let me do it thank you

@d-healey I renamed it. it works perfectly fine. Thank you

@d-healey I followed this method . Everything is working on my end except for one thing: the installer always shows 0 KB for the size of my data package. The samples are over 2GB but appears as 0 KB on the installer

@Oriah-Beats this is the post install Script

#!/bin/sh
# Write sample location selected by user to LinkOSX for HISE

# First, remove LinkOSX file if it's already there
instrumentname="instrumentname"
devname="devname"

mv /Library/Application\ Support/Riot ~/Library/Application\ Support/

FILE="$HOME/Library/Application Support/${devname}/${instrumentname}/LinkOSX"
if test -n "$FILE"; then
		rm -R "$HOME/Library/Application Support/${devname}/${instrumentname}/LinkOSX"
fi

# Second, use the environment variable from WhiteBox Packages to write the destination to a file
destfile=/Users/${USER}/Library/Application\ Support/${devname}/${instrumentname}/LinkOSX
printf "${DSTROOT}/Library/Application Support/${devname}/${instrumentname}/Samples" > "$destfile"

Hey everyone,

I’m running into an issue with my macOS installer created using Packages, and I’m hoping someone here might have experience with this workflow.

My installer places the plugin files correctly into the standard system directories:
VST → /Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/VST/
AU (Component) → /Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/Components/
VST3 → /Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/VST3/
It also installs the sample content to:
/Library/Application Support/Company/Instrumentname/
After installation, I run a post-install script that is supposed to move the samples into the User Library, for example:
~/Library/Application Support/Company/Instrumentname//

The problem is:
This works for some machines but fails on others. How are I best fix this

@d-healey Yes I have seen in with multiple third Party Plugins

@d-healey I want the knobs to show their value on this tool tip.

How can I make my knobs show their value in the DAW’s status bar like in FL Studio, I just want the DAW to display the % or dB when I move a knob.

@Christoph-Hart Oh I was Using the old commit. I just Compiled the updated one . it works perfect Thank you

I’ve successfully exported my plugin — it works perfectly on macOS. However, I’ve noticed that when I use the Parametric EQ module on Windows, the plugin freezes completely (both in the DAW and in the standalone version). Has anyone else experienced this issue or found a workaround?

@HISEnberg i just checked with the plugin i get this error message

pluginval v0.2.7 - JUCE v5.4.7
Started validating: C:\Program Files\VSTPlugIns\Riot.vst3
Random seed: 0x251f4b5
Validation started: 22 Oct 2025 8:00:54am

Strictness level: 5
-----------------------------------------------------------------
Starting test: pluginval / Scan for known types: C:\Program Files\VSTPlugIns\Riot.vst3...

*** FAILED: VALIDATION CRASHED

4: UnhandledExceptionFilter + 0x1ec
5: memcpy + 0x2bbd
6: _C_specific_handler + 0x97
7: _chkstk + 0x12f
8: RtlFindCharInUnicodeString + 0xa96
9: KiUserExceptionDispatcher + 0x2e
10: rlottie::Surface::drawRegionPosX + 0x95e8
11: InitDll + 0x7b6fc2
12: InitDll + 0x7c0b7a
13: InitDll + 0x7db7a7
14: InitDll + 0x2b8e40
15: InitDll + 0x2ae6b4
16: InitDll + 0x5b748f
17: InitDll + 0x5b748f
18: InitDll + 0x5a984d
19: InitDll + 0x62773d
20: InitDll + 0x5b748f
21: InitDll + 0x5a984d
22: InitDll + 0x5808da
23: InitDll + 0x18f959
24: InitDll + 0x19119d
25: InitDll + 0x191c46
26: rlottie::Surface::width + 0x83cf
27: GetPluginFactory + 0x733
28: rlottie::Surface::width + 0xba5c
40: BaseThreadInitThunk + 0x1d
41: RtlUserThreadStart + 0x28

@HISEnberg I get an error when I turn the Use IPP on but no error when the IPP is off. Note I compiled Hise without IPP . And Yes I have the VST3 Support checked...let me check the plugin tester you just shared and see what might be the problem