The JKI State Machine Editor is a tool to make it easy for developers to use the JKI State Machine. It makes common tasks extremely easy to perform and exposes the user to more “advanced” (non-obvious) JKI SM features (because they are first-class features of the Helper), as well as JKI SM best practices (since the helper can enforce them: left-justification of strings, avoiding chaining states, etc.).
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No automatic installation of add-ons dependencies along with editor installation. #8
I did not have OpenG but installed SMO in LV2013. After launching editor (Ctrl-Space --> Ctrl-J), it started searching for missing files where I realized it needs OpenG toolkit. Hence it failed to launch. Then after installing OpenG, eventually editor launched successfully. It would be nice if the dependencies are checked before installing editor.
jimkring
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7 years ago
I did not have OpenG but installed SMO in LV2013. After launching editor (Ctrl-Space --> Ctrl-J), it started searching for missing files where I realized it needs OpenG toolkit. Hence it failed to launch. Then after installing OpenG, eventually editor launched successfully. It would be nice if the dependencies are checked before installing editor.