List of the modules for the Script FX unit

[orange]

Where can I see the list of the modules for the Script FX unit?
I've searched the forum but I couldn't find it.

[d.healey]

As far as I know this isn't documented anywhere but I found it in a chat I had with Christoph last year.

const var core = Libraries.load("core");

for (k in core.getModuleList())
{
    Console.print(k);
}

Put this in the on init of the ScriptFX and the list of modules will be shown in the console.

[Christoph Hart]

It's documented here:

HISE DSP API

(hise.audio)

[d.healey]

@Christoph-Hart said in List of the modules for the Script FX unit:

It's documented here:

HISE DSP API

(hise.audio)

I read that doc but I don't see mention of loading the core library and printing out its modules.

[orange]

@d-healey said in List of the modules for the Script FX unit:

@Christoph-Hart said in List of the modules for the Script FX unit:

It's documented here:

HISE DSP API

(hise.audio)

I read that doc but I don't see mention of loading the core library and printing out its modules.

Yeah. Also console says;

Script Processor1: delay
Script Processor1: smoother
Script Processor1: smoothed_gainer
Script Processor1: stereo
Script Processor1: moog
Script Processor1: sine
Script Processor1: noise
Script Processor1: allpass
Script Processor1: ms_encoder
Script Processor1: peak_meter
Script Processor1: additive_synth
Script Processor1: glitch_creator
Script Processor1: biquad

there is no list for the parameters of this modules.

[d.healey]

@orange You can get the parameters using the auto-complete.

For example:

[orange]

@d-healey Cool. But Auto complete is not available on ScriptFX in my build (latest). Is there any setting for that?

[d.healey]

@orange After you declare your module const var gain = core.createModule("smoothed_gainer") for example, press compile or F5. Then when you write gain. and hit ESC the auto-complete will appear. I'm using the latest dev build from yesterday.

[orange]

@d-healey Ok got it, Thanks. ;)

So with this way, "Mono Filter is allways on top in master fx rack" limitation can be solved.
Because there are a couple of filters in this core modules.

Since ScriptFX can be used everywhere; so the developer don't have to be stuck on Mono Filter that is allways first on the fx chain :) Maybe this way would not be flexible and fastly useble like Mono Filter but it should work in most cases.