IX PatchBay III (Updated 9th October 2020)

[IXix]

Reminds me that I need to finish the update I started last year.

[Candle]

The original PatchBay versions that come packaged with the latest version all have their slick Machine Skins, but none of the new configurations I've created do.

That is odd as all the config tool does is copy and rename the original files. Are you perhaps using the wrong bit flavour?

It's 32 Bit in 32 Bit Buzz.

See You In The Shadows…

[Candle]

Reminds me that I need to finish the update I started last year.

If you want to add the icon I made to the distribution package, feel free

See You In The Shadows…

[IXix]

It's 32 Bit in 32 Bit Buzz.

Really weird then. I have absolutely no idea why that might be happening, sorry.

[Candle]

Maybe I'll try re-installing PatchBay & see if that does anything…

See You In The Shadows…

[Candle]

I re-installed PatchBay 3.02 (Nov 15, 2024 - 32Bit Version) from a fresh download. I'm still getting the same problem as you can see in the screenshot above. I'm going to try one more thing: completely removing the old PatchBay files from by Gear folder (I only overwrote the previous PatchBay files). I'll let you know if that fixes this issue. Otherwise, I'm sort of at a loss as well…

See You In The Shadows…

[Candle]

Ok, weird…

I completely deleted all the PatchBay 3.0 files in my Gear folder, re-installed from that same fresh download, ran the Config Tool (creating a bunch of new I/O configurations), & now it's working just fine Every instance of PatchBay 3 I add to an open project, no matter the I/O configuration, all have that shiny Machine Skin that I love. So yeah, not quite sure what caused it initally, but I'm glad it's sorted itself out & you didn't need to dive into the code looking for a bug. Thanks for all the support (as always)

See You In The Shadows…

[IXix]

Ha, just weird computer shit.

[Candle]

Gremlins, not ghosts, in the machine, I guess

See You In The Shadows…