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Pipo~ not working in standalone? Partly solved

MuBu
#1

Dear developers,

I used a few pipo modules in my patch to also use them in a standalone, but it seems that pipo~ is not supported in the standalone. My patch works in MAX itself. Using Macos silicon (M2 2023), MAX 9.1.1.

pipo~: cannot find external module pipo.slice
pipo~: syntax error: can’t create pipo chain ‘slice:fft’
pipo~: “slice.size” is not a valid attribute argument
pipo~: “slice.hop” is not a valid attribute argument
pipo~: “fft.size” is not a valid attribute argument
pipo~: “fft.mode” is not a valid attribute argument
pipo~: cannot find external module pipo.slice
pipo~: syntax error: can’t create pipo chain ‘slice:fft’
pipo~: “slice.size” is not a valid attribute argument
pipo~: “slice.hop” is not a valid attribute argument
pipo~: “fft.size” is not a valid attribute argument
pipo~: “fft.mode” is not a valid attribute argument
mubu: discarded embedded configuration and data during load or paste (consider disabling “Save Content With Patcher”)

Best, Hans.

#2

It seems that when constructing the standalone the pipo modules are not automatically moved to the folder with the externals within the standalone. Adding them as objects (pipo.slice and pipo.fft) in my root patcher solves the problem except for the warning message that pipo can only be used inside a pipo host when opening the standalone application, which can be disabled. Moving the .mxo and .mxe64 files by hand into the externals map within the application is also an option.

Best, Hans.