1. Here is the fix, for anyone, anytime when you added the library (apparently successfully) in the earlier standalone version but it doesn't show up in your new app:
  2. 1. check the SNPID number of the library, go to the folder of the library and open the nicnt file (with TextEdit or any similar program), you will find a line like this:
  3. <SNPID>P74</SNPID>
  4. (in this case P74 was the ID code of Metropolis Ark 3)
  5. 2. go to your hard drive > Library > Application Support > Native Instruments > Service Center, and look for the .xml file with the name of that desired library, open it with TextEdit and you will see that the SNPID number there is 000 which indicates that Kontakt somehow hasn't been able to add it properly, or whatever... Change that three zeros with the ID code you found in the nicnt of that library.
  6. During this process Kontakt app should not be opened!
  8. By the way, I managed this new version to work installing it above the 5.6.8, didn't need to use the 5.6.5 installer. I used this 5.6.0 app though to add the library, however with the 5.6.5 app it does the same job, too.
  10. For me on 10.10.5 this new Native Access app appears as a non-working app due to my system version, earlier than 10.11, but so far it hasn't bothered Kontakt to work.
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  15. This release is working on OSX Yosemite (10.10.5) with Logic Pro X (10.2.2) and Cubase 8.5.20 64 bit.
  17. I've managed to add Metropolis Ark 3 and it's working.
  19. As to how it happened:
  21. I've updated FROM Kontakt 5.6.6, before updating I've kept a copy of 5.6.6 Standalone app file (renamed it to Kontakt 5.6.6 and put it back into Kontakt folder /Application/Native Instruments/ Kontakt 5/ ) . Then I added Metropolis Ark 3 with that 5.6.6 Standalone. After that, 5.6.6 started crashing during start and never worked again, So I added 5.6.0 Standalone app in apps. Now I'm adding libraries from 5.6 as suggested.
  23. Thought this might help.
  25. Thanks again!

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