A collection of text files to be copied into the script editor.
Github goes wonky with applescripts. You can download the raw file and run it in the editor, but you can't view it on Github. To allow readability I've uploaded everything as .txt files so their contents will display and to guarantee version tracking. The text of these files can be copied and pasted directly into the script source of a script cue.
These were largely written when I was first learning to code. There are a lot of bad practices, and overall it is hacky at best. But the things that work work, and they've saved me mountains of time. If you navigate to scripts/updates you will find some newer scripts that have much better coding principles, but still may not be best practices for QLab.
This repo is broken up by how I sort these scripts in cue lists in my personal QLab 4 template. I built this template around a specific venue so there may be some unusual quirks(audio routing for one can be a little strange). To ease remembering the many hotkeys, the cue number is also the shortcut.
These are my most used hotkeys. Includes fade in/out, create non/looping audio playlist, create non/looping video playlist, create non/looping image slideshow. Needs: Create random playlist.
Very handy for theatrical sound design. Includes reset crosspoints stereo, isolate crosspoints, set absolute level(master), set relative level(master) large/small bump, large/small dip.
Some frequently used miscellany. Includes create Eos Go OSC, create soundcheck from selected, createre cue list in Numbers, move cue to cut list, set color by type, set color of selected.
This scripts primarily written before and are mostly unnecessary now. But they represent some great coding so I don't delete them, and often borrow snippets.
These scripts are a logging generator to make tracker cues to insert into your showfile, based on the Captain Slog chapter of the Qlab Cookbook.
A few shortcuts for working with Projector Manager.
These are scripts that I don't use often, have newer versions of, or just don't want to delet, there's a little but of everything in here.
Most of these scripts have been lightly edited by me to for my use cases, but are not my creations. A sinificant debt of gratitude is owed to Rich Walsh of allthatyouhear.com and Mic Pool of qlabcookbook.com. Additionally, the many contributors to Figure 53's scripts and macros page will find variations on their work here. I've tried to keep attribution where I know the source, and apologize if there is anything mislabeled inside.