Maybe it already exists(AVS scriptor)
- mofisto
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Maybe it already exists(AVS scriptor)
I was wondering if anyone else would think an AVS script creator would be something people are interested in. I could easily program a simple one. I would have to learn more about AVS scripts to make a comprehensive one, but I don't know about anyone else but I use XP and I have to go in a round about way to make AVS files. Anyways thanks for the attention
- klinky
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- klinky
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http://www.adultnetsurprise.com/avszone/avswizard.html
There's a AVS maker... ha ha ha ha chuckle( Adult Verification Service).
I think it would be l33tly to make a AVS builder...
Of course would be really l33t, is a scripter for a script writer.
Like Say you have LoadPlugin('<filename>') - you know...
well you could have the script be something like this...
Something like that...
It would be l33t, more organized and expandable incase new commands came out for it. Even possibly the language could be used for other scripts too.
Hopefull you have better luck with this then I did with my D2V editor
~klinky
There's a AVS maker... ha ha ha ha chuckle( Adult Verification Service).
I think it would be l33tly to make a AVS builder...
Of course would be really l33t, is a scripter for a script writer.
Like Say you have LoadPlugin('<filename>') - you know...
well you could have the script be something like this...
Code: Select all
'LoadPlugin
$Filename = GetFilename ' It would launch a common dialog box... and get a filename.
WriteScript ("LoadPlugin( & CHR$(34) & $Filename & CHR$(34) & ")" & CHR$(10) ' Append to currently open script
' BilnearResize
$ResizeValue = GetValue(2,"Bilinear Resize") ' Launch window asking for 2 values, title says "Bilinear Resize"
WriteScript ("BilinearResize(" & ResizeValue[0] & "," & ResizeValue[1] & ")")
'ReduceBy2
WriteScript ("ReduceBy2")
It would be l33t, more organized and expandable incase new commands came out for it. Even possibly the language could be used for other scripts too.
Hopefull you have better luck with this then I did with my D2V editor
~klinky
- mofisto
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Then its settled. I will begin making one. I'll have to push back the released date on my current video(like anyone cares) but I will start working on one. I will be doing it in Visual Basic, primarily because its all I know and its what I have. I will be making it open source and un copyrighted because I am an average programmer and someone else could do it alot better but its atleast a start.
- AbsoluteDestiny
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- mofisto
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Alrighty then I have already got the program to the point of being able to create NEW avs script files with the standard to lines. I am working on added features and Then working on opening. I have EXE version compiled already. I will be posting it on my website at geocities, though I will have to change the extension. The program still relies heavily on the user to know what they are doing. I have placed various warnings about naming conventions and having the proper files. Right now it assumes you placed your mpeg2dec.dll in the system32 directory. I don't if you can put it anywhere else, but as people come to me with bugs and suggestions I will be adding. Today this is as much as I can do. The files do work in premiere. Right now, all you can do is select your d2v file and it will display your AVS script, then you click the "Save this bad boy" button and it will let you select where and what to name the file and then it will save the fill exactly as it is written in the text box.