Hey all!
First follow up note here!
If you are trying to use FFGL and other 3rd party plug-ins that have not been notarized for Catalina, you may need to tell the system to allow VDMX to access them.
You may see a warning like this:
Solution
Check with the 3rd party developers to obtain updated plug-ins that are notarized for macOS 10.15.
VDMX will then load plug-ins that have been notarized by Apple.
Workaround
For older plug-ins that are not notarized, customers with Admin user privileges can remove the quarantine flag by using the following command if the plug-in is installed in the FreeFrame application plug-ins folder.
Example if plug-in is in the shared FreeFrame Plug-Ins location folder:
- Launch the Terminal application
- Enter the following command to confirm that the file is quarantined:
% ls -l@ /Library/Graphics/FreeFrame\ Plug-Ins/<plug-in-name>/
Note: replace with the actual name of the plug-in you need to correct - Enter the following command to confirm tell the OS to ignore the quarantine:
sudo xattr -r -d com.apple.quarantine /Library/Graphics/FreeFrame\ Plug-Ins/<plug-in-name>