Drag or move track command?

Sure that makes sense! While I get working on that, try to come up with a list of rules for this sorting process.
It's a pretty complex and advanced script we're talking about here, so I can't make promises that we'll get it working (and it might take some time)

Amazing, thanks Christian,

Yes changing to "-2" put the track one space above which is great.

I altered the script to move all selected tracks to beneath by drum bus.
But it only works if the drum bus track is visible on the srcreen.

sf.ui.proTools.appActivateMainWindow();

function getNextTrack() {
    var trackName = sf.ui.proTools.selectedTrackNames[0];
    return sf.ui.proTools.trackGetByName({ name: 'Drums' }).track ;
}

var thisButtonFrame = sf.ui.proTools.selectedTrack.titleButton.frame;
var nextTrack = getNextTrack();
var nextFrame = nextTrack.frame;

sf.mouse.simulateDrag({
    startPosition: { x: thisButtonFrame.x + thisButtonFrame.w / 2, y: thisButtonFrame.y + thisButtonFrame.h / 2 },
    endPosition: { x: thisButtonFrame.x + thisButtonFrame.w / 2, y: nextFrame.y + nextFrame.h / 2 + 20 }
});


 

Yeah I tried implementing this as Matt suggested, but when I select a bunch of tracks it always selects the output menu path from the LAST selected track. If I could get it to select the menu path from the FIRST selected track, then this would work, as Pro Tools would throw the new aux underneath the first selected track, then the mouse drag here should work. Here is that whole script of mine right now:

sf.ui.proTools.appActivateMainWindow();
sf.ui.proTools.invalidate();


//  Get variable with selected tracks
const originalSelectedTracks = sf.ui.proTools.selectedTrackNames

//  Get last selected, and popup on that one. This will ensure the new track is allways created after the selected tracks
const lastSelectedTrack = sf.ui.proTools.trackGetByName({ name: originalSelectedTracks[originalSelectedTracks.length - 1] }).track

//  track Scroll to view
lastSelectedTrack.trackScrollToView()

// Select all again
sf.ui.proTools.trackSelectByName({ names: originalSelectedTracks })

// track output popup select, new track
lastSelectedTrack.trackOutputSelect({
    outputPath: ["new track..."],
    selectForAllSelectedTracks: true,
});


const newTrackWin = sf.ui.proTools.windows.whoseTitle.is('New Track').first.elementWaitFor().element

//  If format is not Stereo, change to Stereo
if (newTrackWin.popupButtons.allItems[2].invalidate().value.value != "Stereo") {
    newTrackWin.popupButtons.whoseDescription.is('Track format').first.popupMenuSelect({
        menuPath: ["Stereo"],
    });
}
//  If type is not Aux Input, change to Aux Input
if (newTrackWin.popupButtons.first.invalidate().value.value != "Aux Input") {
    newTrackWin.popupButtons.whoseDescription.is('Track type').first.popupMenuSelect({
        menuPath: ["Aux Input"],
    });
}

// Take your time to type the name of the new Aux.


//  Wait forever for new track win to disapper
newTrackWin.elementWaitFor({ waitType: "Disappear", timeout: -1 });


// We just created a new track, so we need soundflow to get this info again
sf.ui.proTools.invalidate()

//  Get current selected tracks
const currentSelectedTracks = sf.ui.proTools.selectedTrackNames

// Just to be safe, deselect all tracks
sf.ui.proTools.trackDeselectAll()

// Get last selected track, should be your new aux
const newTrack = sf.ui.proTools.trackGetByName({ name: currentSelectedTracks[currentSelectedTracks.length - 1] }).track

//  New track scroll to view
newTrack.trackScrollToView()