Open multiple AudioSuite plugins

Hi @Reid_Caulfield,

Unfortunately there is no way to read the state of the "Red Target Button" on AudioSuite plugins however, a script like this should work for what you want;

const audioSuitePlugins = [
    { category: 'EQ', name: 'EQ3 1-Band', },
    { category: 'Avid', name: 'D-Verb', },
    { category: 'EQ', name: 'F6 Mono', },
    { category: 'Other', name: 'Gain', },
];

function openAudioSuitePlugin(category, name) {
    sf.ui.proTools.audioSuiteOpenPlugin({
        category: category,
        name: name,
    });
}

function clickAudioSuiteTargetBtn(pluginName) {
    const win = sf.ui.proTools.windows.whoseTitle.endsWith(pluginName)[0];

    win.buttons.whoseTitle.is("Target button").first.elementClick();
}

function openAudioSuitePlugins() {
    // Activate Pro Tools Main Window
    sf.ui.proTools.appActivateMainWindow();

    // Check to see if AudioSuite window exists
    let audioSuiteWindowExists = (pluginDetails) => sf.ui.proTools.windows
        .map(x => x.title.invalidate().value.split(': ')[1] === pluginDetails)
        .some(x => x === true);

    // Get open state of AudioSuite plugins.
    let audioSuitePluginState = audioSuitePlugins.map(pluginInfo => ({
        name: pluginInfo.name,
        category: pluginInfo.category,
        isOpen: audioSuiteWindowExists(pluginInfo.name),
    }));

    // Create an array of plugins to open
    const pluginsToOpen = audioSuitePluginState.filter(x => x.isOpen === false);

    // Open plugins if they are not already open.
    pluginsToOpen.forEach(plugin => {
        openAudioSuitePlugin(plugin.category, plugin.name);
        clickAudioSuiteTargetBtn(plugin.name);
    });
}

openAudioSuitePlugins();

Let me know if you need any further explanation. :-)

Rock on!