hello everyone,
since the reset of my windows, when I want to assign a SNPID number, it does not know how to tell me precisely if it is already used or not because the tool detects the files of the service center therefore 231,
But there are 255 libraries that appear in kontakt, no problem on that side.
before the restoration of my system, it showed me the same numbers in both
window. and could tell me exactly what SNPID number was already used, including native access!
I believe that the SNPID CHECK tool no longer detects native access SNPIDs.
Is there a simple solution to find the entire SNPID in the check tools?
maybe I missed a simple step?
I specify that I have many more libraries than that, I redid the process with a single hard disk for the example. but with 729 libraries in total... it causes problems, and it's an infeasible job to compare manually.

 

Last edited: Jan 22, 2023

Well... well I found a solution... so if it can help others ^^
when we use the addition of libraries, it automatically creates a NativeAccess.XML file.
my solution is to unblock the security of this file in administrator, open with note pad and delete the entire text.
then save the XML file in the service center.
when we use "add libraries" it does not overwrite the file but it adds the SNPID entries not detected.
So it adds an XML file for each Native instrument libraries.
I find all my libraries in the service center, and therefore in the SNPID CHECK tool.

WARNING: I do not recommend it if you use other software such as Komplete kontrol, kontakt 7 or maschine!
I don't know if your libraries will be visible!

make me a return!

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Last edited by a moderator: Jan 22, 2023

I think you just have to update the NativeAccess.xml, which grows larger for every NI powered product released.
If I understood you did exactly that but "manually"