Missing Non Generic Components

[ncblue21]

Hi, First Livespice is awesome! I've been using v13 over a year and have created many guitar effects and run it in vsthost.exe with other plugins. Great for designing new effects, mostly overdrives. I believe it gives a better tonal response than many plugins. At least the free plugins.

Issue: I upgraded to v15 and the non-generic components are now gone. So no numbered diodes, transistors, opamps. I tried to move the old component files over, no luck. I can work around it by copying components from another circuit or inputting properties from LTspice.

Thanks for the great work!

[dsharlet]

Thank you for the nice comments, it's great to hear your positive feedback!

Sorry to hear about the missing components. Unfortunately I haven't been able to reproduce it by uninstalling and reinstalling LiveSPICE.

Do you see these files in your LiveSPICE installation? This is where those components come from:

LiveSPICE looks for this folder in the same location as the executable itself.

I know this is an annoying suggestion, but if the above doesn't offer any clues, maybe just uninstalling and reinstalling is worth a try?

[ncblue21]

I did have that folder with the component xml files, so I backed up my files, uninstalled, deleted any folders and reinstalled v15. Success! Thanks and keep up the good work.

[RobertKeyser]

Hi, First Livespice is awesome! I've been using v13 over a year and have created many guitar effects and run it in vsthost.exe with other plugins. Great for designing new effects, mostly overdrives. I believe it gives a better tonal response than many plugins. At least the free plugins.

Issue: I upgraded to v15 and the non-generic components are now gone. So no numbered diodes, transistors, opamps. I tried to move the old component files over, no luck. I can work around it by copying components from another circuit or inputting properties from LTspice.

Thanks for the great work!

I had this same problem with the upgrade on Windows 10 (made me update the .Net desktop runtime). What is the correct upgrade path? uninstall first?

[ncblue21]

I backed up my files then uninstalled. Then made sure there was no leftover files and folders and even cleaned the registry.  On Wednesday, April 3, 2024 at 08:29:04 PM CDT, Robert Keyser ***@***.***> wrote: Hi, First Livespice is awesome! I've been using v13 over a year and have created many guitar effects and run it in vsthost.exe with other plugins. Great for designing new effects, mostly overdrives. I believe it gives a better tonal response than many plugins. At least the free plugins. Issue: I upgraded to v15 and the non-generic components are now gone. So no numbered diodes, transistors, opamps. I tried to move the old component files over, no luck. I can work around it by copying components from another circuit or inputting properties from LTspice. Thanks for the great work! I had this same problem with the upgrade on Windows 10 (made me update the .Net desktop runtime). What is the correct upgrade path? uninstall first? — Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe. You are receiving this because you authored the thread.Message ID: ***@***.***>