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1.1.2 minor: Symbol module needs to be purgable

Archive · 2008 1 old post

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infuzion ·

I just noticed in the following modules there is a Symbol module that provides a skin for its parent module that is not used in the outer GUI:

SM 1.1.2 (& previous I assume) Combiner MonoToPoly Analog Kit, release 1.0 Amp Modulation (both Poly & Mono) Poly to Mono Stereo Poly to Mono

In the above modules, the Symbol sub-module should be set to Purgeable, to save size/speed on exported VSTs & EXEs.

Workarounds: Manually making the Symbol module Purgeable, & saving the changes by deleting the old & re-adding the new. Personally, I just deleted all but the MonoToPoly, since they are redundant.

BTW: If a Module GUI has the only connection to it perged, is the MGUI also perged?

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