[ANSWERED] FFGL Plugins on M1 Macbook Pro 2021 M1 Max

joshuawg

Hey all! Well I kept crashing on my 2013 trashcan so clearly I had to upgrade. Just got my new Macbook Pro 2021 M1 Max machine. It's a beauty. It has Monterey installed (which I had installed on the trashcan, with Izzy working perfectly fine). I can open the program and I can build new files, but the program crashes anytime I try to open an old file. Obviously a problem. I've submitted a couple reports already, but thought I'd get this topic up since I haven't been able to find much on it yet.

To the future.

joshuawg

Updating as I go. I reinstalled Izzy to 3.1.1(ARM) and now things are opening. Some plugin drama, but that's expected.

joshuawg

Specifically, I can't get FFGL plugins to work despite being installed correctly.

eamon

@joshuawg

Hi

There are a great deal more knowledgeable people on this site.... but I do believe there are restrictions with using FFGL plugins that come with using Big Sur/Monteroy as your OS.

I cannot remember the exact information and advice re these plugins but I do know there has been posts and information submitted to the forum re them. You are best, until someone with a better head comes along, do a quick google search of recent posts.

I am on my phone so this is the best "technical" advice I can offer....!

Hope that helps

Eamon

Paz

@joshuawg Hi, I was experiencing issues with the FFGL plugins on a M1 Mac Mini running Mac OS 12.0.1. Here's the thread: https://community.troikatronix... hope this helps.

joshuawg

@paz @eamon Thanks for the responses! Super helpful, and hopefully we can get those FFGL supported soon :)

Woland

We're already working on updating the FFGL plugins to be M1 compatible. They should be available very soon.

Best wishes,

Woland

oscar

@woland any news on the ffgl plugins for ARM Macs?

best oscar

Woland

@oscar

They are coming very, very soon. I'm just in the process of final testing but everything looks good so far.

nandada

@woland Is everything supported on the M1 and M2 MacBook Pros now? and most importantly can you open new files? I want to upgrade but also don't want to wade into a nightmare.

Woland

@nandada wrote:

Is everything supported on the M1 and M2 MacBook Pros now?

Answer: Yes

@nandada wrote:

most importantly can you open new files?

Answer: I'm not sure what you mean, but you can open files made in Isadora 3.2.6 and also create new files using 3.2.6 if that's what you're asking.