Hi, I'm developing an AVX2 plugin and on a specific time I'd like to create a file under the project directory [1] where my effect is currently applied on. In order to do this I need a way to retrieve the current project directory. I know there is a function GetModuleFileName() for dll's, but it will return the location of the Avid MC application

Hi Tim & others, I am having a similar issue, but this time I have 2 Windows10 systems, one is showing the sample plugin on the Effect Palette while the other not. The details of the systems are: The one showing the plugin is Avid MC 2021.6 The one NOT showing the plugin is Avid MC 2018.12 I'm compiling the sample projects with Visual Studio

Currently I only used the sample projects within the SDK. I'll make them my references while developing new effects.

Ok, found out that I was compiling with 32 bit configuration, which was the default. Apparently with my system being 64 bit, compiling samples with 64 bit configuration they became visible.

First of all thanks for the answer such a long time after your first message :) I already checked those samples, and they contain nice examples of how to develop a plugin. However my problem is about deployment, that I couldn't import those sample plugins into Avid MC. I tried putting the compiled ***.avx files under %AVID_INSTALL_DIR%\AVX2_Plug

I also couldn't find the way to do it. The documentation inside the SDK mentions about a wizard ( Avx2Wiz.awx ) but there is no such wizard in the location specified location.