After updating the latest modules, I can’t start VCV (windows 11). When I opened log.txt, I see everything in alphabetical order, so I can’t find out which modules I updated last, and I don’t even remember them (there were about 5 modules). What do you recommend I do?
Thank you very much! VCV is working again!
If I understand correctly, I shouldn’t update the modules now, but only after it is confirmed (in some way) that they are already fine?
Can someone test which of these packages (if any) crash Rack on Windows when loading?
Include your Windows version, Rack edition (Free/Pro), and Rack plugin format (VST2/3/AU/CLAP if applicable) that you used.
The plugins in question were all updated with the last library release and were affected by a problem with the updated toolchain that builds the Windows binaries for the library.
I’ve re-released Airwin2Rack 2.13.0, GP 2.0.1, OuroborosModules 2.1.2, and TinyTricks 2.5.4 to the VCV Library.
Five Windows users have tested these binaries with success, but let me know if any plugins fail to load and I’ll revert again.
so in the VCV library, if I sort by the latest updates, it is significant which ones are the latest, and also if they are problematic they clearly signal it … ok, thanx … I’m not a programmer, but some things are good to know … as long as the internet still works
Actually, no, they don’t signal a problem, you can only check by removing plugin folders, which plugins are causing an issue. But since Rack2 worked until the latest library update was installed, it was very obvious, where to look, The rest was checking the few updated plugins by removing and adding plugins. Turned out all were affected.
aha … okay … so if I had to update up to 30 modules, I have to test each one of them to find out which ones are causing problems? … it’s not a full day’s work, but at the same time all due respect to the developer’s work, because they have to think about at least as many things as there are types of computer systems … anyway, thanks for the clarification, at least what I understood from it