[vorlex]

Thank you! It worked after I copied it there manually.
Regarding platform, it shows nothing, when plugin is selected.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 10 months ago by vorlex.

[vorlex]

Okay. Somehow I can’t add two pictures in one post here. So, here’s the other one for Intel-64:

[vorlex]

Have made two builds: one for Apple Silicon (M1) and the other for Intel-64 only. It just doesn’t copy bundle for Apple Silicon during build:

• This reply was modified 2 years, 10 months ago by vorlex.

[vorlex]

Yes, we have it and it works just fine for Intel 64-bit build, but when we set target platform to Intel 64-bit + Apple silicon it doesn’t.

[vorlex]

Yeah, that’s strange. Maybe that’s default message in .net about any type of library, even MacOS one.
If you look down the stack trace, you’ll see that it couldn’t load OSX library.

[vorlex]

Mac Standalone:

[vorlex]

Did you change bundle id in plugin’s Info.plist? Look at my post #1155

By the way, in v1.5 of plugin CFBundleIdentifier is removed from Info.plist. Do you have the last version?

• This reply was modified 4 years, 5 months ago by vorlex.

[vorlex]

We already fixed it by changing CFBundleIdentifier to our app’s one. I just wanted to inform you about this issue 🙂

[vorlex]

Hi,
Yes I set CFBundleIdentifier in app’s info.plist, but your plugin has its own info.plist which has conflicted CFBundleIdentifier:

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