Hello everyone, Earlier I downloaded the Southpole Nov 2019 version 1 makes and placed them in Rack/plugins ver 1 folder and now even though I have removed them from that folder, every time I search/ attempt to add another module VCV Rack crashes, any ideas on how I can get to the rack I had before trying to add the Southpole Ver 1 updates? I have restarted and shut down my pc [ Windows 10X64 ] but still get the same problem, do I have to update VCV Rack? Thanks Adrian/ Kleinemaschinen
You could try renaming or deleting the autosave file in your Rack directory.
Try my fully up to date Win build here: https://github.com/gbrandt1/southpole-vcvrack/issues/36#issuecomment-544230931
Thanks Troubledmind, I deleted the autosave file but still get the same issue, still crashes when I open up module browser. Any more ideas are very welcome.
I did or should I say the Library advised me to update Squinky Labs before adding the Southpole modules, could it be that update that threw a spanner in the works? Any more advice welcome. Thanks
Remove the folder and download this : https://github.com/squinkylabs/SquinkyVCV/releases/tag/v1.0.14
After that install southpole from Steve Russell a few posts back.
Huzzah, the Squinky update was the problem! Well at least the module browser doesn’t crash Rack. Are the Southpole from Steve Russell stable versions?
I will have another go at putting them in the plugin folder.
Hopefully no more problems will ensue. 
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Yes (but netboy3 version is too) 
Busted! Yes I am the culprit.
Oh you naughty boy, stand in that corner over there and don’t come back until u realise what you have done!
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Library is asking me to update Squinky labs again, is this the new safe version? Don’t want to have the same problems!
AFAIK it’s a DOWN grade from 14 to 12 , so yes it’s safe. (but you’ll lose the compressor)
correct. and when it [finally] goes to 15 it will be safe too.
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