Open/Close Radium Sampler as toggle...

2020-05-05 18:43:21.182Z2020-05-05 18:50:23.608Z

Wondering if someone could help me on a Soundminer script. I've got two that I'd like to combine into a toggle. It's for opening and closing the Radium sampler while also turning Re-wire on and off. Here are the two scripts...

Open Radium, turn off Re-wire...

sf.ui.soundminer.mainWindow.checkBoxes.whoseTitle.is('').allItems[2].mouseClickElement({
    relativePosition: {"x":30,"y":15},
    anchor: "TopLeft",
});

sf.ui.soundminer.menuClick({
  menuPath: ["Window","View Sampler Window"],
});

Close Radium, turn on Re-wire...

sf.ui.soundminer.menuClick({
  menuPath: ["Window","View Sampler Window"],
});

sf.ui.soundminer.mainWindow.checkBoxes.whoseTitle.is('').allItems[2].mouseClickElement({
    relativePosition: {"x":30,"y":15},
    anchor: "TopLeft",
});

Thanks!
J.R.

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Christian Scheuer @chrscheuer

SoundFlow Team

2020-05-05 18:55:14.894Z

This should check if Radium is open or not:

if (sf.ui.soundminer.windows.whoseTitle.is('Soundminer Sampler').first.exists) {
    //Radium is open
} else {
    //Radium is not open
}

In reply toJ_R_Fountain⬆:
Dustin Harris @Dustin_Harris
2020-05-07 12:47:48.234Z2020-05-07 12:55:57.128Z
Heyyoo JR! :)

try this:

(Edit: I added another sampler window check)

function stateOne() { sf.ui.soundminer.mainWindow.checkBoxes.allItems[2].checkboxSet({ targetValue: "Disable", }) sf.ui.soundminer.menuClick({ menuPath: ["Window", "View Sampler Window"], }); } function stateTwo() { if (sf.ui.soundminer.windows.whoseTitle.is('Soundminer Sampler').first.exists) { sf.ui.soundminer.windows.whoseTitle.is('Soundminer Sampler').first.windowClose(); } sf.ui.soundminer.mainWindow.checkBoxes.allItems[2].checkboxSet({ targetValue: "Enable", }) } sf.ui.soundminer.soundminerActivateMainWindow(); if (!sf.ui.soundminer.windows.whoseTitle.is('Soundminer Sampler').first.exists) { stateOne(); } else { stateTwo(); }
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1. J J.R. Fountain @J_R_Fountain
  2020-05-07 13:27:32.701Z
  Yo Dustin! Thanks man. I actually simplified it a ton because I realized it's already a toggled menu click to open/close Radium, no need to check if it's already open or not.
  
  I did have a second part to this which was to toggle Rewire on/off because Radium doesn't like to work with Rewire on. However I ditched it because I couldn't get a reliable mouse click (no key command for Rewire). I'm just not gonna use Rewire anymore to audition sounds, though it would be nice if I could for surround material.
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  Dustin Harris @Dustin_Harris
  2020-05-07 13:34:02.161Z
  Cool... Yeah I don't use rewire so I'm not so familiar with the in and outs of it (pun very much intended).
  
  The reason I did the checks is: two toggles that don't verify states can become unsynchronized and end up in a state where both rewire and the radium were activating/deactivating at the same time, and as a user you'd have to reset one or the other to return the functionality. The checks would do this automatically :)
  
  -D
  
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  J J.R. Fountain @J_R_Fountain
  2020-05-07 13:43:10.651Z
  re: unsyncronized toggles, that's what wasn't working for me on my original script is that they would get out of sync, so maybe I should look at your script. Can Soundflow tell whether the Rewire button is lit up or not though since it's not a checkbox per se?
  
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  Dustin Harris @Dustin_Harris
  2020-05-07 13:47:42.927Z
  Yeah, the rewire logo seems to be a graphic button that is just a checkbox, so instead of element clicking it to toggle, I explicitly enable or disable it so it will always be set to a predictable state. :)
  
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