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Hello everyone,

I'm about to start my quest developing audio plugins for wwise.

As I'm a mac user, I'm following these two documents below but always rempalcing by mac as argument.

https://www.audiokinetic.com/library/edge/?source=SDK&id=code_effectplugin_runthrough.html

https://github.com/audiokinetic/wuoa-plugin

The authoring build gives this error message.

==== Building Wtest2 (release_universal) ====

Wtest2_Authoring_Mac.make:107: warning: overriding commands for target `/Applications/Audiokinetic/Wwise'
Wtest2_Authoring_Mac.make:100: warning: ignoring old commands for target `/Applications/Audiokinetic/Wwise'
make[1]: *** No rule to make target `/Applications/Audiokinetic/Wwise 2021.1.9.7847/SDK/Mac/Profile/lib/libWtest2FX.a', needed by `/Applications/Audiokinetic/Wwise'.  Stop.
make[1]: *** Waiting for unfinished jobs....
Running prebuild commands
mkdir -p /Applications/Audiokinetic/Wwise 2021.1.9.7847/Authoring/macosx_gmake/Release/bin/Plugins
Wtest2Plugin.cpp
cp *.xml /Applications/Audiokinetic/Wwise 2021.1.9.7847/Authoring/macosx_gmake/Release/bin/Plugins
cp: /Applications/Audiokinetic/Wwise is a directory (not copied).
make[1]: *** [prebuild] Error 1
make: *** [Wtest2] Error 2

It's strange because I suppose the makefile doesn't consider the space between Wwise and the version in the path. By the way, it creates a new empty folder /Applications/Audiokinetic/Wwise. Actually, Wwise Launcher install the folder version with space in its name (I tried to change it manually, but it doesn't recogniez it anymore).

I'm curious to try to look and edit the makefile, but it's cleverer to ask your opinion.

cheers

in General Discussion by JGB B. (100 points)

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