Closed prko closed 6 months ago
Thank you for your feedback :) !
I think that's the right place to post the issue.
I messed up a bit with the Quark name, there was a space in the original name : "Graphical Module", which was replaced by "Graphical-Module" in the git version. But in the in the SuperCollider's quark interface, I named it "GraphicalModule", without any separation. Could it be the reason the install failed ?
Quarks.install("GraphicalModule")
should work ? At least, on Ubuntu 22.04 LTS I was able to reinstall it after purging it.
Quarks.install("Graphical-Module")
should not work because this isn't the name SC recognizes ?
If Quarks.install("GraphicalModule")
still fails, do you have an error message ?
EDIT : did you update your Quark interface before trying to install it ? The Quark was released a week ago so maybe it was missing from the config file ?
Anyway I didn't know we could install Quarks by direct URL, which is a cool feature.
As a side note : if you plan to use Metronome, depending on when you downloaded it, there might be a missing empty folder called 'presets' within the project directory, preventing you from saving presets. I didn't know git would not accept empty directories, I fixed the issue since then but I don't know if you downloaded the project before I did.
Oh, it was my fault.
I did not update Platform.userAppSupportDir +/+ "downloaded-quarks/quarks/directory.txt"
by pressing the Check for update
button in Quark GUI. Sorry!
To install it, I had to use the following code: Quarks.install("https://github.com/SimonDeplat/Graphical-Module")
-- Sorry, I should have posted it on https://github.com/SimonDeplat/Metronome/issues