I understand the business is no more. Any chance we can get their Varigate 4/8+ and Voltage Block ported? Just asking.
Voltage block would awesome. Sold mine years ago and still miss it.
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Years ago there was some movement towards having them in VCV Rack but it didn’t eventuate
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It was cool getting star struck when you contacted their support and Paul Barker (Ministry, Revolting Cocks etc) replies casually 
Any (well, within limits) module can be done with AI. Just give it the manual as a reference, done.. Basically. Voltage block would likely take an hour or two to make including graphics, maybe some additional hours tweaking stuff.
Busy with other stuff, but i can look into it when i have the time perhaps, its one of my favorite modules that i would never sell.
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Cool - about to sell a Varigate 8+ so would be awesome to get an MM version for when I inevitably regret that 
Would love to have it port to MM.
Immediacy with a 16n faderbank (or other midi devices) would be great to shape on the fly to get some happy accidents
That would be awesome!
As a non-programmer using a free AI account, I wanted to experiment and managed to code VCV/MM plugins of a VB inspired module named Skyline. Hope someone will enjoy using it though no guarantee it will work to your needs/be without bugs 
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Love the MM plug-in! Any possibility that you could create a VCV plug-in for OSX (arm) and/or Linux? I don’t have a windows box anymore and I’d like to prototype patches in VCV with it. Thanks!
Sorry, I have no intention to build for other operating systems. You can however, do one based on the repo.
Is it possible to obtain the skyline.mmplugin file from the Github repo as I could not find it and I lack the skills to compile it myself? Cheers
I understand because I’m no coder too.
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Local builds
setting up a dev environment (to be able to compile) can be a bit of a challenge, though VCV do document it well (as does 4ms for the MM)
if you look at my RNBO project, I also document this and point you in the right direction…
and once it works there, you have a dev environment that should work for others projects (like this one) too.
(note: Ive not setup on that repo a desktop github workflows , so it wont help with below…)
Mac/Windows workflow
that said…
@Starscream the trick is github workflows, you can adapt your github workflow to also build/release on mac, many / most other VCV projects do this.
Claude (or your LLM of choice) should be able to do / help you with this.
really, its just a small update to .githhub/workflos/build.yml
essentially just copy from a project that already has macOS support in it
(also, good news is, do it for one project, and you can reuse on any new projects 
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this will NOT affect your MM build and you use a different yml for that.
just a thought, unfortunately, I don’t have time to do it, and push you a PR.
but thought, id mention there are workflows out there that can do it, and Id assume AI knows about them…
just make sure AI doesnt try to ‘reinvent the wheel’ .. as github servers have certain restrictions on macOS versions etc.
side note: github changes its policies on using git actions / workflows on certain accounts (e.g. free), I dont now what they are currently allowing (or not) on free accounts.
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