Btw, I know Blue Cat Audio themselves have mentioned in the past their plans to create a consolidated folder/installer for their plug-ins, but one of the biggest hurdles there is doing so while still maintaining backwards compatibility for old version users.
Well, I've come up with a method for accomplishing the consolidated binaries folder part that works pretty well on Windows 11 with the latest versions of BCA's plug-ins, but I don't know how much backwards compatibility it will have.
See attached is a screenshot of an example default skin file I've changed: As you can see, I'm using "$_USER_DOCUMENTS_PATH_$" which is recognized in KUIML by default (idk since which version of KUIML, though) to point to a consolidated binaries folder, which I've placed in the Blue Cat Audio folder within the user documents path. I also had to change/edit the paths of many files within the accompanying KUIML files, as well as the KUIML files for the Components (when applicable). And after a bunch of trial and error I'm happy to say that for me this method is working quite well!
Well, I've come up with a method for accomplishing the consolidated binaries folder part that works pretty well on Windows 11 with the latest versions of BCA's plug-ins, but I don't know how much backwards compatibility it will have.
See attached is a screenshot of an example default skin file I've changed: As you can see, I'm using "$_USER_DOCUMENTS_PATH_$" which is recognized in KUIML by default (idk since which version of KUIML, though) to point to a consolidated binaries folder, which I've placed in the Blue Cat Audio folder within the user documents path. I also had to change/edit the paths of many files within the accompanying KUIML files, as well as the KUIML files for the Components (when applicable). And after a bunch of trial and error I'm happy to say that for me this method is working quite well!
Statistics: Posted by JTBrownell1998 — Thu Oct 03, 2024 3:03 am