Hi ssmith_c, Thanks for the reply. Sorry for my slow reply I didn't see your message until today. Good catch on the typo, I tried to run "sudo xcode-select -s /Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer" without the s but still got the same error as when I ran it with the s: zsh: no such file or directory: sudo xcode-select -s /Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer. I also tried changing the path to be Xcode14.app but the same error again. Sorry for the version confusion, let me explain better. My version of Xcode is 15.3, and I upgraded from 13. But when I run my command (python "/Applications/Audiokinetic/Wwise 2023.1.2.8444/Scripts/Build/Plugins/wp.py" build Mac -c Release -x arm64) -- which previously worked with Xcode 13 -- it gives me the following error: "xcrun: error: missing DEVELOPER_DIR path: /Applications/Xcode14.app/Contents/Developer". So, my mac is telling me that the developer path for Xcode14.app is not set, but I'm not using 14 which is why I'm confused. I tried uninstalling Xcode over the weekend, and reinstalling to see if when I upgraded it caused an issue, but I'm still getting the same error. For more information and context: My Xcode path is: /Applications/Xcode.app I tried running your suggested code for a non-Xcode14 path. It said --select wasn't correct so I changed to switch, and ran it as root "sudo xcode-select --switch /Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer" and it ran fine, but it hasn't fixed the issue. I'm relatively new to C++ compared to interpreted languages though, so any advice is appreciated. Thanks for your time, All the best!

[RESOLVED] I'm putting this here on my own post in hopes that this saves others hours of endless looking around. The problem was that the Wwise SDK assumes that Xcode.app will be named Xcode[version.app, like Xcode14.app. In order to circumvent this, I went to where the Xcode app is and ran the following command sudo ln -s ./Xcode.app ./Xcode14.app to create a link to Xcode with the expected file name. All the best, Kyle