Yeah, I had a feeling it might be a packaging issue. I took a look at the VST3 docs you linked — super helpful.
Just to clarify, should the .so be inside a plugin_name.vst3/Contents/x86_64-linux/ directory?
I didn't try since I built it with Projucer, but yes, you can try that way if it works.
If I manually set that up, would most DAWs recognize it properly, or do I need to recompile it with CMake instead of Projucer for correct bundling?
As said it could work, otherwise you have to do the usual:
Clone the repo recursively
Open the .jucer file with Projucer, change what you need, and save.
Form inside the repo root folder:
Code:
cd Builds/LinuxMakefile/; make -j $(nproc) CONFIG=ReleaseIf all goes well the plugin bundle will be automatically copied inside your ~/.vst3 directory, it can then be scanned and used by your DAW/host.
Statistics: Posted by LAM — Tue May 20, 2025 8:12 pm