Writing a script for Studio One?

[Housemus]

You cannot assume that Fender is 'forbidding' scripting if they haven't released documentation or vice versa. There is a history in Studio One of script packages and nobody got 'sued' back in the day from StudioX, the Color Toolbar and the tools from Lukas.

Maybe Fender wants power users to make custom script packages, but haven't released documentation yet. Good to see the documentation on Github. Fender should encourage involvement. Look at Max for life or Reaper. There are creative users out there. Use them. My 2 cts.

 

[Gray Wolf]

Well, this has gone off the rails.

If the developers wanted to forbid 3rd party scripts, they could very easily do that by only allowing their own script packages to load and blocking everyone elses. That would be a trivial thing for them to do.

After many years of being aware of third party scripts and not doing that, it's perfectly reasonable to assume that they're ok with it.

 

[Gray Wolf]

That's generated code, I don't know any programming languages at all. This is all speculative. If there's something that needs correcting, we depend on people like yourself to point it out. I myself will learn as I go.

If you see anything out of place, please don't hesitate to correct it so we can continue building proper documentation. If you have suggestions on my approach, let me know.

Ok. While prototyping is useful in some cases, and Lukas can explain all of that better that I can, it's unnecessary in basic script functions. My earlier code example is more typical.

 

[Andy_P]

Are the scripts around legally any different than the ''Color Toolbar'' which at one point probably all of us used?

 

[Lukas]

Are the scripts around legally any different than the ''Color Toolbar'' which at one point probably all of us used?

My Studio Pro scripting extensions are developed in cooperation with PreSonus / Fender. That’s why they’re signed and copy-protected via Studio Pro’s activation process.

 

[Andy_P]

Hey Lukas!
I know about yours and them being co developed
I meant the current ones that popped up around forums, like strummer script etc.