ardisson

I'm confused; built a Pluggo thing similar to this only without the 

parameter input and it worked...but every time I put a pp object in my 

host (Ableton 5) crashes...in this case I've even copied the pp from 

Richard Dudas' walkie-talkie example just to make sure which I have 

I'm confused; built a Pluggo thing similar to this only without the 
parameter input and it worked...but every time I put a pp object in my 
host (Ableton 5) crashes...in this case I've even copied the pp from 
Richard Dudas' walkie-talkie example just to make sure which I have 
built and works fine.
Am I missing something obvious?
Thanks
C

pluggo-crashing

Hrm, looks fine to me... except, and I cant remember if this is "necessary" but I believe it is, there is no plugconfig object. Thats probably the case. 

Hrm, looks fine to me... except, and I cant remember if this is "necessary" but I believe it is, there is no plugconfig object. Thats probably the case. 
__james__


Strangely it works now that I have copied in his plugconfig and its 

contents though I am still trying to figure out why. As for too small 

my first attempt was just plugin~ -> *~1 -> plugout~ and worked fine 

Strangely it works now that I have copied in his plugconfig and its 
contents though I am still trying to figure out why.  As for too small 
my first attempt was just plugin~ -> *~1 -> plugout~ and worked fine 
(without plugconfig).
Thanks anyway
C

be careful using plugconfig's from other projects, as it may leed to trouble if the UNIQUE ID is maintained, I don't think it will be, when it is copied..... but I have experienced problems

Quote: test wrote on Wed, 15 March 2006 07:33

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> Strangely it works now that I have copied in his plugconfig and its 

> contents though I am still trying to figure out why.

every pp has at least one default state which

needswto be written into a plug-in preset (which

you could say every plug-in needs a plugconfig.

if your I/O example worked without, this is kind of

because the pluggo runtime can open patches too.

Quote: test wrote on Wed, 15 March 2006 07:33
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> Strangely it works now that I have copied in his plugconfig and its 
> contents though I am still trying to figure out why.

every pp has at least one default state which
needswto be written into a plug-in preset (which
happens to be in the plugconfig script.)

you could say every plug-in needs a plugconfig.
if your I/O example worked without, this is kind of
because the pluggo runtime can open patches too.


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