Script tutorial and script editor

[kotori]

I post a pair of scripting resources of mine in hope that someone will find them useful:

• Script tutorial
• Script editor program for Mac/PC (Screenshot / Overview of syntax extensions)

The script editor has a builtin compiler which makes it possible to write scripts in an extended version of the ksp language which is a bit more convenient (eg. one can use for-loops, organize large scripts by splitting them into multiple independant modules, define new functions, etc.). The use of these extensions are completely optional and I think one can benefit a lot from it even if one does not use the compiler).

Regards,
Nils

[Brian2112]

I post a pair of scripting resources of mine in hope that someone will find them useful:

• Script tutorial
• Script editor program for Mac/PC (Screenshot / Overview of syntax extensions)

The script editor has a builtin compiler which makes it possible to write scripts in an extended version of the ksp language which is a bit more convenient (eg. one can use for-loops, organize large scripts by splitting them into multiple independant modules, define new functions, etc.). The use of these extensions are completely optional and I think one can benefit a lot from it even if one does not use the compiler).

Regards,
Nils

Thanks for posting this Nils!
This is a great tutorial, and everyone who writes scripts knows of the Nils script editor. It is a must have for everyone interested in writing K2 scripts. Go get it now!

...2112

[kotori]

Thanks Brian. Let me just add that my tutorial is best seen as a complement to NI's introduction and not a replacement.

I have now made available a new version 1.18 of the editor with support for all features of Kontakt 2.2 (it has earlier been available as a patch, but now it's integrated into the installation). Download it here. (updated screenshot)

[BabelAudio]

I post a pair of scripting resources of mine in hope that someone will find them useful:

• Script tutorial
• Script editor program for Mac/PC (Screenshot / Overview of syntax extensions)

The script editor has a builtin compiler which makes it possible to write scripts in an extended version of the ksp language which is a bit more convenient (eg. one can use for-loops, organize large scripts by splitting them into multiple independant modules, define new functions, etc.). The use of these extensions are completely optional and I think one can benefit a lot from it even if one does not use the compiler).

Regards,
Nils

Thanks! I want to get into ksp programming, and now I know where to start!!

[Hans Borrmann]

These remarks are crucial for my decision for contact sampler. thank you for this information
Best regards Hans Borrmann