Obviously replacing 'Instrument Name' in all folder structure with the actual one you're trying to fix which is written in the. PAResources|image|'Instrument Name'|MST_logo.png nicnt file in texteditor and look at the top section for: If unsure what the 'Instrument Name' should be, open the. However this trick did not work for all instruments of mine with missing wallpapers, but did work for some, hopefully it helps someone. This refreshed the instrument, and loaded the correct wallpaper tile for me. I keep my instruments on removable drive, so i disconnected that drive, reopened Kontakt (which advises it can't find the samples, then reconnect removable drive, and manually relocated samples. 'Instrument Name'/PAResources/image/'Instrument Name'Īnd paste in the 7 files copied above in to this folder. MAC SSD (or HD depending): Library/Application Support/Native Instruments/Ĭreate the following folder structure first: nicnt expects them to be.Ĭlose Kontakt, open below location in Finder window So the solution is simply to create a copy of the above 7 files, and paste them where. nicnt file was expecting to find the artwork in a folder called PAResources. You should see the below files, select all and copy. MAC SSD (or HD depending): Users/Shared/NI Resources/image/ 'Instrument name' The artwork existed in the following directory, open this in Finder window: nicnt file expected to find it, hence no display.
The artwork existed, but it was not where the. nicnt file was setup to find it elsewhere. I had already installed library and library worked (included GUI artwork and interface once loaded), reinstalling didn't fix the missing library wallpaper, an there was no 'wallpaper.png' file in the directory, as the.
In case this is helpful to someone else, I had some Kontakt libraries not displaying the library instrument wallpaper (just showing grey background), the below worked for me (on Mac):
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