Let us know more about what you’re trying to achieve and we can give better advice.

Damn, bots are getting better but this gave it away.

@VirtualVirgin Apologies it took me a while to get back to this.

In my example I am just using a MIDI Player (I also tried with the sequencer), and a script processor with Message.sendToMidiOut().

It was quite interesting because nothing I tried worked with VST3 but as soon as I reverted to VST2 (so uncheck the VST3 support flag) it worked. I did some research online and it looks like it is a known issue (at least on the JUCE forum).

Interesting you noticed that about the MIDI Settings in HISE. I can't imagine that effecting anything at compile time. I will have to try your suggestion.

@d-healey thanks alot that worked!

@Morphoice if you want a more detailed error message try opening the generated AutogeneratedProject.jucer file from the DSP Networks Binaries Folder.

You can then compile this file as you would compile HISE in VSCode or XCode. This usually yields the correct error message.

@Lindon https://github.com/christophhart/HISE/issues/741

done

@Christoph-Hart

Amazing indeed, thank you

@bfaudio You will need to compile HISE with that and the plugin with it too.

Just put it in the HISE extra pre processor definitions in projucer, compile HISE.
Setup your networks in HISE and add the same definitions to your plugin before compiling.

@oskarsh It is in the official repo already. I've just pre setup my juicer file for my use case.

I'll make the first donation.

I'll add to the documentation eventually, but this might help anybody trying to set this up.

HISE and Juce will segfault without an X11 server running, so just calling them from the command line over ssh will probably look like things are broken. You should run {HISE_BINARY} --help to check if things are working.

This is my build.sh script, which I put in a Packaging folder in the HISE project directory:

#!/bin/bash parent_path=$( cd "$(dirname "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}")" ; pwd -P ) #Makes it so you can call the script from anywhere cd "$parent_path" {HISE Binary} export ../XmlPresetBackups/ProjectName.xml -t:'instrument' -p:'VST' -a:'x64' cd "../Binaries" source ./batchCompileLinux.sh scp -r "$parent_path/../Binaries/Builds/LinuxMakefile/build/ProjectName.vst3/" simon@{laptop_ip}:/home/simon/.vst3/ #Copies the vst to my laptop

@Christoph-Hart thanks I got another error which is connected to how I define parameters in my gen code box. Will check.

@ulrik Thanks. I think I was missing the p.getBounds(1) for the area use.

Also when drawing multiple lines I figured that the second line will start at the end of the last line. If you want to draw it from a point always start a new subpath.

Thanks alot!

@d-healey I knew that there was a function thought it was startAsProcess.

Thanks alot, its just to damn hard to find anything in the docs.

Here is a code snippet which gets the current selected Theme in MacOS.

const var b = Engine.createBackgroundTask("GetDesktopTheme"); b.runProcess('defaults', ['read', '-g', 'AppleInterfaceStyle'], function(thread, isFinished, data) { Console.print(data); });

@DanH Yes, I could use global cables broadcasting the values from the Scriptnode so they should all be the same. I guess the values received by the global cable will not be sample accurate tho.

In general I would really love to use the ModulationMatrix system. Its much easier to display the Modulation amount for a Knob and I think that is the proper way how this should be done.