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I put together a starter template for building Max externals with CMake.

https://github.com/leeMeredith/max-cmake-template

It's a plain object box that adds two numbers. The object itself doesn't matter; it's there so the package is complete and buildable rather than a fragment. What you get is a CMake build that produces a universal binary and ad-hoc signs it, max-sdk-base wired up as a submodule so a --recursive clone builds immediately, the full package layout including a help patch and a reference page, and comments through the source explaining the non-obvious SDK calls.

The logic sits in a separate file that contains no Max code, with the object file handling only the Max side. Replacing that one file is most of what making your own object involves.

BUILD.md is probably the more useful part. It documents seven SDK behaviors that produce misleading symptoms rather than errors — three of them surface as no such object from completely unrelated causes, and one produces an Intel-only binary while still reporting a successful build. Each entry gives the symptom alongside the cause, since the symptom is what you'll have in front of you.

Verified on macOS, Apple Silicon. Windows is untested — nothing in it is deliberately mac-only, but I haven't built it there. :-)

I put together a starter template for building Max externals with CMake.

https://github.com/leeMeredith/max-cmake-template

It's a plain...

max-external-template-with-cmake

Max external template with CMake

Duffield

I'm in a time crunch (as always) and my Max just hasn't been performing properly the past couple months and I have an increase in seemingly corrupt patches and objects (or simple objects aren't behaving the way they should be).

A month ago I had an issue where for a client an object simply stopped working. After 3 hours I assumed that perhaps the patch was somehow corrupt and I had to surgically delete entire blocks of code until I found the issue. 

Last night, my patch is working fine. Nothing changes, load it up today and the line object isn't going to its destination. In fact, no line objects work properly. Attached is my current patch with this issue. Is it the same on anyone else's computer? ,I'm trying to determine whether it's the patch, Max, or my computer. Additionally, patch cables are simply freezing and not "connecting" to objects but to random parts in the background.

forum-test.maxpat

Hey All,
I'm in a time crunch (as always) and my Max just hasn't been performing properly the past couple months and I have an increase in s

multiple-corrupt-patches-and-gui-freezes

Multiple Corrupt Patches and GUI freezes

Etienne

I'm working on an old music piece that needs some externals from Eric Lyon's potpourri.

But all I could find online is 32bits only : I know the sources are available at https://github.com/ericlyon/LyonPotpourri3.0-MaxMSP but I don't know how to compile objects

Does anyone know where to find a 64 bits version of these externals ? Especially el.bashfest el.samm and el.mask

Or we could pay someone to compile it : please tell me if you're interested in this ...

Hi !
I'm working on an old music piece that needs some externals from Eric Lyon's potpourri.
But all I could find online is 32bits only : I 

eric-lyon's-potpourri-3-0

Eric Lyon's potpourri 3.0

to_the_sun

I have some custom-built externals which work perfectly fine in Max itself, but whenever I try to build a standalone with them I get "no such object" errors. I have tried including the .mxe64 files themselves and tried including the folder they're in. I've tried putting them in the main Max externals folder. I've tried building a collective instead of a standalone executable. I have verified that the .mxe64 files are actually present in the resources folder of the built standalone, but it just does not seem to matter (and I have tried manually moving them to the resources folder even though they already exist there). The strangest thing of all is that out of all the countless times I've tried to build, it actually did work maybe two or three times when I saved the patch as a project first and then built it. But I can't get that to work anymore now either. I have verified that it acts the same way on a different computer.

I feel like I've tried everything. Any ideas what could possibly be causing this?  

I have some custom-built externals which work perfectly fine in Max itself, but whenever I try to build a standalone with them I get "no...

custom-externals-return-no-such-object-errors-in-standalones-but-not-max-itself

Custom externals return "No such object" errors in standalones but not Max itself. 

Joe Kaplan

// the "maxclass_setup" method is called when the class is created
// it is not called on an instance at what we think of in Max as "runtime"
message<> maxclass_setup { this, "maxclass_setup", 
    MIN_FUNCTION {
		c74::max::t_class* c = args[0];

		CLASS_ATTR_ENUM(c,	"shape", 0, "linear equal_power square_root");
		CLASS_ATTR_LABEL(c,	"shape", 0, "Shape of the crossfade function");

		return {};
	}
};

But when I do that, the linter gives an error gensym is unidentified.  I tried expanding the macro and putting c74::max in front of all the max terms.  But this causes a "read access violation" hard crash when the object loads.  Is there any 

Greetings,

i'm trying to get this example from the Min documentation to run:


// the "maxclass_setup" method is called when the class is...

min-devkit-unable-to-call-max-macros-in-maxclasssetup

Min Devkit: Unable to call Max Macros in Maxclass_setup

Julien Bayle

I’m working on developing the template made by Stefan Brunner that lets you « convert » RNBO patches to VST using juce (

https://github.com/Cycling74/rnbo.example.juce

During the development of my solution, I debugged with Max, with a vst~ object in it that allowed me to open my plugin without any problems. The templates now runs how I want it to, builds and run like a charm. The only problem is that the VST that it outputs seems to not respect every rules (?) needed for it to work properly. Let me explain. When I first compiled the code, I tried to open the plugin in Live, didn’t work, opened it in Max and Reaper and it worked, so I chose to develop using Max and focus on that problem later. Everything worked fine, I even linked max to an Xcode Scheme, and it provided a really smooth workflow. Now that I’v finished this phase, I want to fix the bug I’ve had since the start. I’ve tried to debug using pluginVal 

https://github.com/Tracktion/pluginval/tree/develop

https://github.com/steinbergmedia/vst3sdk

), and it doesn’t seem to see any problem.  

Still, the VST doesn’t appear in Ableton Live. Trying to see what is wrong, I went into Reaper to open it. It worked a few times, but without the changes I implemented to the template (and auto. GUI). Then after a few trials, it seems that it is keeping a version of the VST and not changing it (same name, same UI), even when I change the version in my Plugin folder (I tried every re-scan options)… I really don’t know what is happening, and would really appreciate some help. 

(the "I" is Iwan Paturel intern at Structure Void)

I’m working on developing the template made by Stefan Brunner that lets you « convert » RNBO patches to VST using juce...

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Fixing custom RNBO to VST detection/execution bug

Iwan Paturel

I'm using the RNBO export function and the VCV rack SDK to translate my RNBO patches into Rack modules. I'm trying to hack a little bit into the system (module.cpp, rnbo_source.cpp and others) in order to be able to control the appearance of the final module directly from the parameters or in/outlets metadata field. 

The issue is that there is no implementation of the "meta" field in the rnbo c++ export. Well, it does exist in the "description.json", but there is no solution implemented to access it easily, meaning that the field doesn't exit in the "rnbo_source.cpp", neither in the "ParameterInfo" struct in "RNBO_Types.h" : 

struct ParameterInfo
	{
		ParameterType type;
		IOType ioType = IOTypeUndefined;
		ParameterValue min = 0.;
		ParameterValue max = 1.;
		ParameterValue initialValue = 0.;
		ParameterValue exponent = 1.;
		int steps = 0; // 0 = continuous, 1 = toggle, 2+ indicates steps in the normalized representation
		bool debug = false;
		bool saveable = false;
		bool transmittable = false;
		bool initialized = false;
		bool visible = false;
		const char **enumValues = nullptr;
		const char *displayName = "";
		const char *unit = "";
		SignalIndex signalIndex = INVALID_INDEX;
	};


As these files are generated by RNBO during the export, I cannot modify them in order to have the informations needed. I don't want my first option to be to parse the .json file... Is there any way that I could get the metadata directly from the RNBO export in a way similar to the ParameterInfo struct ? 

Hi everyone, 

I'm using the RNBO export function and the VCV rack SDK to translate my RNBO patches into Rack modules. I'm trying to hack a...

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