FXChain Visualization Script

[luckyxxl]

Hi there,

I've been a Reaper user and reader of this forum for two years now, finally I got something to give back to this great community.

I loved the flexibility of pin mappings in the fxchain the first day I understood it, now I find myself confused from time to time what the hell I put together the other day. I finally found some time to build this little visualization, which is meant to bring clarity in rather complex pin mappings. It's a visualization only, not some abstraction that tries to show a minimal "module graph" neither does it have any editing capabilities.

Since this is my first serious Reaper script, any feedback on either usability or my implementation is welcome. Thanks.

https://stash.reaper.fm/29579/fxchain_visualization.lua

[mpl]

http://forum.cockos.com/showthread.php?t=173867 (there is somewhere DarkStar mod with lines)
also
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Mi...dularChain.lua

[musicbynumbers]

Even as a duplicate, I still like the look of your one so thanks for sharing!

[X-Raym]

Welcome aboard, and congrats for your first release, looks pretty nuce !

[mschnell]

+1

Please move it up on ReaPack so that it's easily found and installed.

(BTW.: This inclused writing some lines of decently formatted documentation in the code. )

-Michael

[luckyxxl]

Thank you all for the kind words. That's motivating.

I've put it in a ReaPack-compatible repo here:
https://github.com/luckyxxl/reaper-s...ster/index.xml

[X-Raym]

@luckyxxl
I put your repo link on the ReaTeam/ReaScripts readme :P

[airon]

Thanks for sharing.

This looks nice and simple, and provides another way to visualize Reapers background shenanigans.

Added the repo.

[sinkmusic]

Nice, thank you (i wasn't aware of the existing ones) !

[luckyxxl]

@TonE: Nice idea, but that's a whole other subject. I'm only visualizing the audio stream here. But I think I've seen others working on visualizing parameter modulation, but I don't remember who it was

I'm honored to be a part of the ReaTeam (readme) now

Thanks for the feedback!