Use "Version Number" in Project Title as "Mix Number"

Hi Nathan,

This should do the trick...

function createBounceName(sessionName) {
    // Regular expression breakdown
    // ^          - Asserts the start of the string
    // v          - Matches the character 'v' literally
    // (\d+)      - Captures one or more digits as the version number and stores it in match group 1
    // [\s_]      - Matches a whitespace character or "_"
    // (.+)       - Captures one or more characters (the name) and stores it in match group 2
    // $          - Asserts the end of the string
    // i          - Makes the regex case-insensitive
    let regex = /^v(\d+)[\s_](.+)$/i;

    let match = sessionName.match(regex);

    let versionNumber
    let songtitle

    if (match) {
        versionNumber = match[1];
        songtitle = match[2];
    } else {
        versionNumber = 1;
        songtitle = sessionName;
    }

    let bounceName = `${songtitle}_NS_Mix_${versionNumber}`;
    return bounceName
}

function bounceMix({ name }) {
    //Open Bounce window
    sf.ui.proTools.menuClick({ menuPath: ["File", "Bounce Mix..."], });

    // Make reference to Bounce window
    const bounceWindow = sf.ui.proTools.windows.whoseTitle.is('Bounce Mix').first;

    //Wait for Bounce window
    bounceWindow.elementWaitFor();

    //Enter session name
    bounceWindow.textFields.first.elementSetTextFieldWithAreaValue({
        value: name,
    });
}

function main() {
    sf.ui.proTools.appActivate();
    sf.ui.proTools.mainWindow.invalidate();

    //Get session name from session path
    const sessionPath = sf.ui.proTools.mainWindow.sessionPath;
    let sessionName = sessionPath.split("/").slice(-1)[0].split(".ptx")[0]

    let bounceName = createBounceName(sessionName);

    bounceMix({ name: bounceName });
}

main();

It needs some testing but should work. :-)
Let me know how it goes for you.