@twelvsquid thank you so much. I really really appreciate all the help. :)

For the most part, I've found the main building blocks of HISE extremely intuitive for building all manner of plugins without even having to go near the scriptnode or IDE. But one thing I can't seem to figure out:

I've assigned a knob in my plugin as a master macro control, and through the macro control modulator found on some components - assigned that to the macro via a table which allows for very specific macro control and it's great.

In my current project, I have a bunch of different filters and saturation components - being modulated by the macro table but I cannot see any way to assign that same macro with table to other components such as Delay. I tried to create a global macro modulator, but was unable to assign that to any component that doesn't have a modulator.

I also looked at the FrontEndMacroPanel but didn't have any luck there.

Am I missing something obvious? How would I assign a table+macro to a simple parameter such as dry/wet on the delay FX?

Any help in the right direction would be greatly appreciated.

@twelvsquid I have not, if its more involved than calling chmod on the terminal then are there links you suggest I read? I remember having to codesign apps when working with XCode but that was 10 years ago or so.

@d-healey I seem to have misunderstood, as it seems the plugins are working fine on my mac - but a friend running an M2 says he cannot run it. What steps should I be taking to ensure my plugins run on all mac chipsets? :)

@d-healey worked perfectly! Thank you.

@d-healey here you go. :)

@d-healey I did a genuine little happy dance reading that. Thank you. :)

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I can't seem to see an option to set the source archive? I have set the HISE path and that works fine, so not sure what I am supposed to do here.

I can see the SDK files in my source /tools/ folder. What should I do here? :)

Apologies if I am being dumb. I am not used to developing on MacOS, and this was working on PC. I did try search the forum first to see if somebody else had this specific problem, but I was unable to find anything.

Have marked as solved, but I am guessing I will need to get my hands on a newer machine as I imagine not many people will be using any plugins on such an old system? My bad for having such an old mac. I mostly dev on PC but would not want to release plugins that exclude 80% of the user market. Even if they are free plugins.

@twelvsquid thank you so much. I really really appreciate all the help. :)

@twelvsquid thank you. I will try that. And am I right in assuming that plugins compiled this way will have the JUCE splash screen? I was unable to disable this option when compiling HISE on my free JUCE license, although all the plugins I did compile on windows with the precompiled release version of HISE work fine and have no splash screen - does this sound correct?