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Almost_All_Premiere_Functions.ahk
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SetWorkingDir, C:\AHK\2nd-keyboard\support_files
;the above will supposedly set A_WorkingDir. It MUST be done in the autoexecute area, BEFORE the code below.
;SetWorkingDir, C:\Users\TaranWORK\Documents\GitHub\2nd-keyboard\2nd keyboard support files
#NoEnv
Menu, Tray, Icon, shell32.dll, 283 ; this changes the tray icon to a little keyboard!
; #Warn ; Enable warnings to assist with detecting common errors.
SendMode Input ; Recommended for new scripts due to its superior speed and reliability.
#SingleInstance force ;only one instance of this script may run at a time!
#MaxHotkeysPerInterval 2000
#WinActivateForce ;https://autohotkey.com/docs/commands/_WinActivateForce.htm
;-------------------------------------------------------------------------
; HELLO PEOPLES!
; IF YOU ARE NEW TO AUTOHOTKEY, YOU MUST AT LEAST TAKE THE FOLLOWING TUTORIAL:
; https://autohotkey.com/docs/Tutorial.htm
;
; You will need to know some basic scripting to custom tailor most
; of these scripts to your own machine, if you want to use them!
;
; CHECK OUT MY BIG TUTORIAL FOR SOME EXPLANATION OF HOW THESE
; AHK SCRIPTS WORK, AND HOW THEY COMMUNICATE WITH ONE ANOTHER.
; https://youtu.be/O6ERELse_QY?t=20m7s
;
; VERY IMPORTANT NOTE:
; This file works in tandem with ALL_MULTIPLE_KEYBOARD_ASSIGNMENTS.ahk.
; All the functions from HERE are actually CALLED from keyboard shortcuts
; in THAT script. I had to do it this way because of the Stream Deck(s)...
; But you can put your key bindings and functions in the same script if
; you want.
;
; You also need to read from around line 90 of ALL_MULTIPLE_KEYBOARD_ASSIGNMENTS.ahk.
; to see which keybaord shortcut assignements are necessary to make these scripts work.
;
; I reccomend that you only copy the functions that you need.
; Add one at a time or it will be overwhelming!
;
; All the code in my github repo is free for you to use and change as you please.
; Just don't try to sell it, and we cool.
;------------------------------------------------------------------------
;the variable below POSSIBLY exists for the purpose of communicaiton with gui.ahk if a script is launched from the Stream Deck.
TargetScriptTitle = "C:\AHK\2nd-keyboard\gui.ahk ahk_class AutoHotkey"
;but apparently I do not know for sure...
recallTransition(foo) ;this was a part of the luamacros scripts.
{
;Do nothing.
msgbox, the recallTransition function was deleted cause it never worked very well.
}
;;;;;;non luamacros stuff begins now.;;;;;
;;;;;;temporary tooltip maker;;;;;;
Tippy(tipsHere, wait:=-333)
{
ToolTip, %tipsHere% TIP,,,8
SetTimer, noTip, %wait% ;--in 1/3 seconds by default, remove the tooltip
;return
}
;goto, goAround
;;;;;;/temporary tooltip maker;;;;;;
;um I am trying this because i think the tooltip was being deleted like every bazillionth of a second?
noTip:
ToolTip,,,,8
;removes the tooltip
;goAround:
#IfWinActive ahk_exe Adobe Premiere Pro.exe ;---EVERYTHING BELOW THIS LINE WILL ONLY WORK INSIDE PREMIERE PRO! (until canceled with a lone "#IfWinActive")
;is the above line really necessary? i dont think so, but i am afraid to touch it.
monitorKeys(whichMonitor,shortcut,useSpace := 1)
{
;this function has proven to be shockingly robust.
keywait, %A_priorhotkey% ;hopefully that doesn't break it.
;msgbox,,, useSpace is %useSpace%,1
if WinActive("ahk_exe Adobe Premiere Pro.exe") ;AHA, it is better to use the EXE, because if you are in a secondary monitor window, then the CLASS is not active even though the EXE still is, mildly interesssstting.
{
;IDK if I need to set a coordmode here?
; coordmode, pixel, Window
; coordmode, mouse, Window
; coordmode, Caret, Window
if (whichMonitor = "source")
{
x := "1800"
y := "500"
;;tooltip, source here
;coordinates that are very likely to be within my Source Monitor's usual area
}
else
{
x := "3300"
y := "500"
;;tooltip, program here
whichMonitor = "program" ;just in case it was not defined properly, it becomes "program" by default.
;coordinates that are very likely to be within my Program Monitor's usual area
}
; tooltip, x y is %x% %y%
; sleep, 500
;testing some sheeit
x := "1800"
y := "500"
ActiveHwnd := WinExist("A")
windowWidth := CoordGetControl(x,y, ActiveHwnd)
; tooltip, ActiveHwnd is %ActiveHwnd%
; sleep, 500
; tooltip, windowWidth is %windowWidth%
; sleep, 500
if (windowWidth < 2000) ;this means that the monitor is NOT maximized
{
;tooltip, windowwidth is less than 2000
; sleep 500
if (whichMonitor = "source"){
prFocus("source") ;keep in mind, this FIRST brings focus to the Effects panel
;tooltip, u in SOURCE LAND
; sleep 500
}
else
{
prFocus("program") ;keep in mind, this FIRST brings focus to the Effects panel
;tooltip, u in program LAND
}
sleep 20
}
sleep 30 ;sometimes these shortcuts don't "take" without a bit of delay.
sendinput, %shortcut%
;so, the above would be translated to sendinput, ^+2 or something like that.
; if (shortcut = "^{numpad3}") or if (shortcut = "^+1")
; {
; sleep 30
; sendinput, %shortcut%
; ;Premiere 12.0.1 is SLOOOWWW to react to these shortcuts in particular. (Source monitor resolution to 1/4) and (program monitor res to 1/1) So I gotta WAIT AROUND and send this TWICE.
; }
; if (shortcut = "^{numpad2}")
; {
; send, {CTRL UP}
; sleep 10
; send, {CTRL DOWN}
; sleep 10
; send, {CTRL UP}
; sleep 10
; }
;THE CODE BELOW IS SUPER OPTIONAL
if (windowWidth > 2000) ;if the monitor in question IS maximized...
{
;tooltip, %shortcut% boy
;Then it's not obvious which monitor it is, and it's possible that I misremembered, and pressed the wrong button. Therefore, I will ALSO send the shortcut that corresponds to the alternative monitor.
;Also, it's possible that the window is not in focus. I want to send a middle click to it without moving the mouse, since coordinates arent well supported on other monitors. For this, controlfocus or controlclick MIGHT work...
;ControlClick , x1800 y500, WinTitle, WinText, MIDDLE, 1, Pos
if (shortcut = "^{numpad1}")
{
;sleep 30
sendinput, ^+1
}
if (shortcut = "^{numpad2}")
{
sendinput, ^+2
}
if (shortcut = "^{numpad5}")
{
;sleep 30
;tooltip, yeah ctrl numpad 5
sendinput, ^+2
}
if (shortcut = "^{numpad3}")
sendinput, ^+3
if (shortcut = "^+1")
{
;tooltip, taran whyyy
sendinput, ^{numpad1}
}
if (shortcut = "^+2")
{
;sleep 30
sendinput, ^{numpad2}
}
if (shortcut = "^+3")
{
;sleep 30
sendinput, ^{numpad3}
}
;and now for the safe margins
if (shortcut = "^!+[")
sendinput, ^!+]
if (shortcut = "^!+]")
sendinput, ^!+[
}
;THE CODE ABOVE IS SUPER OPTIONAL
;i might have to comment this back in vvvvv
if (windowWidth < 2000) ;again, if the monitor in question is NOT already maximized...
if not (whichMonitor = "source") ;stay on the source (program?) monitor if it is active
{
prFocus("timeline")
;tooltip, this is why
}
;;; that ^^^^^
;if (useSpace = "0")
;tooltip, we are NOT NOT NOT spacing
;;optional:
if (useSpace = "1")
{
;tooltip, we are spacing
sendinput, {space} ;if playing/paused, pause/play the video.
sleep 50
sendinput, {space} ;if playing/paused, pause/play the video.
;;this allows the new playback resolution to take effect.
}
}
;if you are not in Premiere Pro, the function is skipped
; if not WinActive("ahk_exe Adobe Premiere Pro.exe")
; msgbox,,, pr is not active,1
; ; ;if you use the ahk_class, even if you have an active Premiere window on another monitor, unless it is the MAIN monitor, it doesn't count.
}
;end of monitorKeys()
prFocus(panel) ;this function allows you to have ONE place where you define your personal shortcuts to "focus" panels in Premiere. Also it ensures that they actaully get into focus, and don't rotate the sequences or anything like that.
{
;panel := """" . panel . """" ;this adds quotation marks around the parameter so that it works as a string, not a variable.
; ; ; if (panel = "effect controls")
; ; ; {
; ; ; Send ^!+5
; ; ; return
; ; ; }
Send ^!+7 ;bring focus to the effects panel, in order to "clear" the current focus on the MAIN monitor
sleep 12
Send ^!+7 ;do it AGAIN, just in case a panel was full-screened... it would only have exited full screen, and not switched to the effects panel as it should have.
sleep 5
sendinput, {blind}{SC0EA} ;scan code of an unassigned key. Used for debugging.
;sleep 2
if (panel = "effects")
goto theEnd ;do nothing. the shortcut has already been pressed.
else if (panel = "timeline")
Send ^!+3 ;if focus had already been on the timeline, this would have switched to the next sequence in some arbitrary order.
else if (panel = "program") ;program monitor
Send ^!+4
else if (panel = "source") ;source monitor
{
Send ^!+2
;tippy("send ^!+2")
}
else if (panel = "project") ;AKA a "bin" or "folder"
Send ^!+1
else if (panel = "effect controls")
Send ^!+5
theEnd:
sendinput, {blind}{SC0EB}
}
;end of prFocus()
;<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
;THIS IS A VERY SIMPLE FUNCTION FOR JUST TYPING STUFF INTO THE SEARCH BAR
;but it doesn't apply them to the clips.
effectsPanelType(item := "lol")
{
;we have already slept.
MODSL()
;msgbox now
;prFocus("effects") ;reliably brings focus to the effects panel
Send ^+!7 ;CTRL SHIFT ALT 7 -- set in premiere to "effects" panel
sleep 20
Send ^b ;CTRL B --set in premiere to "select find box." Makes a windows noise if you do it again.
;sleep 20
Send +{backspace} ;shift backspace deletes any text that may be present.
Sleep, 10
Send %item%
;now this next part re-selects the field in case you want to type anything different
;sleep 10
send ^!b ;ctrl alt B is ALSO select find box, but doesn't have the annoying windows sound. I may wish to change this to something else, as ALT is inherently dangerous.
}
#if
MODSL()
{
;UNSTICK LEFT MODIFIERS
sendinput, {blind}{SC0E2} ;scan code of an unassigned key. Used for debugging. Warning: may activate windows Game Bar if you didn't disable it.
sleep, 1 ;okay soooooooooo apparently this is always at LEAST 10 to 15 milliseconds no matter what i do. uuuuugh.
; ; https://www.autohotkey.com/docs/commands/Sleep.htm
sendinput,{blind}{LCtrl up}{LAlt up}{LShift up}
;sendinput, {blind}{SC0E3} ;scan code of an unassigned key. Used for debugging. Warning: may activate windows Game Bar if you didn't disable it.
}
MODSR()
{
;UNSTICK RIGHT MODIFIERS
sendinput, {blind}{SC0E3} ;scan code of an unassigned key. Used for debugging. Warning: may activate windows Game Bar if you didn't disable it.
sleep 1
sendinput, {blind}{RCtrl up}{RAlt up}{RShift up}
sendinput, {blind}{SC0E4} ;scan code of an unassigned key. Used for debugging. Warning: may activate windows Game Bar if you didn't disable it.
}
;;;;;;;;;;FUNCTION FOR DIRECTLY APPLYING A PRESET EFFECT TO A CLIP!;;;;;;;;;;;;
; preset() is my most used, and most useful AHK function! There is no good reason why Premiere doesn't have this functionality.
;keep in mind, I use 150% UI scaling, so your pixel distances for commands like mousemove WILL be different!
;to use this script yourself, carefully go through testing the script and changing the values, ensuring that the script works, one line at a time. use message boxes to check on variables and see where the cursor is. remove those message boxes later when you have it all working!
;NOTE: you also need to get the PrFocus() function.
#IfWinActive ahk_exe Adobe Premiere Pro.exe
preset(item)
{
keywait, %A_PriorHotKey% ;this is probably WAY cleaner than allowing the physical key UP events to just happen WHENEVER during the following function. I'm gonna add this to a LOT of my functions... It'll be a bit slower, but also should have way fewer issues, making it worth it.
sendinput, {blind}{SC0EC} ;for debugging
;Keyshower(item,"preset") ;YOU DO NOT NEED THIS LINE. -- it simply displays keystrokes on the screen for the sake of tutorials...
; if IsFunc("Keyshower")
; {
; Func := Func("Keyshower")
; RetVal := Func.Call(item,"preset")
; }
ifWinNotActive ahk_exe Adobe Premiere Pro.exe
goto theEnding ;and this line is here just in case the function is called while not inside premiere.
;Setting the coordinate mode is really important. This ensures that pixel distances are consistant for everything, everywhere.
coordmode, pixel, Window
coordmode, mouse, Window
coordmode, Caret, Window
;This (temporarily) blocks the mouse and keyboard from sending any information, which could interfere with the funcitoning of the script.
BlockInput, SendAndMouse
BlockInput, MouseMove
BlockInput, On
SetKeyDelay, 0 ;NO DELAY BETWEEN TYPED STUFF! It might actually be best to put this at "1" though.
;prFocus("timeline") ;maybe not essential i think...
Sendinput, ^!+k ;shuttle STOP
sleep 10
Sendinput, ^!+k ; another shortcut for Shuttle Stop. CTRL ALT SHIFT K. Set this in Premiere's shortcuts panel.
;so if the video is playing, this will stop it. Othewise, it can mess up the script.
sleep 5
;msgbox, ahk_class = %class% `nClassNN = %classNN% `nTitle= %Window%
;;to check if there are lingering variables...
MouseGetPos, xposP, yposP ;------------------stores the cursor's current coordinates at X%xposP% Y%yposP%
sendinput, {mButton} ;this will MIDDLE CLICK to bring focus to the panel underneath the cursor (the timeline). I forget exactly why, but if you create a nest, and immediately try to apply a preset to it, it doesn't work, because the timeline wasn't in focus...?
;but i just tried that and it still didn't work...
sleep 5
prFocus("effects") ;brings focus to the effects panel
;Alternative -->;;Send ^+!7 ;CTRL SHIFT ALT 7 --- you must set this in premiere's keyboard shortcuts menu to the "effects" panel
sendinput, {blind}{SC0EC} ;for debugging
sleep 15 ;"sleep" means the script will wait for 20 milliseconds before the next command. This is done to give Premiere some time to load its own things.
Sendinput, ^b ;CTRL B ------------------------- set in premiere to "select find box"
sleep 5
;Send ^b ;again... actually this will create the DOODLEDE DOOO noise if you do it twice.
;Any text in the Effects panel's find box has now been highlighted. There is also a blinking "text insertion point" at the end of that text. This is the vertical blinking line, or "caret."
if (A_CaretX = "")
{
;No Caret (blinking vertical line) can be found.
waiting2 = 0
;the following loop is waiting until it sees the caret. SUPER IMPORTANT. Without this, the function doesn't work 10% of the time.
;This is also way better than just always waiting 60 milliseconds like it had been before. The function can continue as soon as Premiere is ready.
loop
{
waiting2 ++
sleep 33
tooltip, counter = (%waiting2% * 33)`nCaret = %A_CaretX%
if (A_CaretX <> "")
{
tooltip, CARET WAS FOUND
break
}
if (waiting2 > 40)
{
tooltip, FAIL - no caret found. `nIf your cursor will not move`, hit the button to call the preset() function again.`nTo remove this tooltip`, refresh the script using its icon in the taskbar.`n`nIt's possible Premiere tried to AUTOSAVE at just the wrong moment!
;Note to self, need much better way to debug this than screwing the user
sleep 200
;tooltip,
GOTO theEnding
;lol, are you triggered by this GOTO? lolol lololol
}
}
sleep 1
tooltip,
}
;yeah, I've seen this go all the way up to "8," which is 264 milliseconds
MouseMove, %A_CaretX%, %A_CaretY%, 0
sleep 5
;;;and fortunately, AHK knows the exact X and Y position of this caret. So therefore, we can find the effects panel find box, no matter what monitor it is on, with 100% consistency!
;tooltip, 1 - mouse should be on the caret X= %A_CaretX% Y= %A_CaretY% now ;;this was super helpful in me solving this one!
;;;msgbox, carat X Y is %A_CaretX%, %A_CaretY%
MouseGetPos, , , Window, classNN
WinGetClass, class, ahk_id %Window%
;tooltip, 2 - ahk_class = %class% `nClassNN = %classNN% `nTitle= %Window%
;sleep 10 ;do i need this??
;;;I think ControlGetPos is not affected by coordmode?? Or at least, it gave me the wrong coordinates if premiere is not fullscreened... https://autohotkey.com/docs/commands/ControlGetPos.htm
ControlGetPos, XX, YY, Width, Height, %classNN%, ahk_class %class%, SubWindow, SubWindow ;-I tried to exclude subwindows but I don't think it works...?
;;my results: 59, 1229, 252, 21, Edit1, ahk_class Premiere Pro
;tooltip, classNN = %classNN%
;sleep 50
;now we have found a lot of useful information about this find box. Turns out, we don't need most of it...
;we just need the X and Y coordinates of the "upper left" corner...
;comment in the following line to get a message box of your current variable values. The script will not advance until you dismiss the message box.
;MsgBox, xx=%XX% yy=%YY%
;MouseMove, XX-25, YY+10, 0 ;--------------------for 150% UI scaling, this moves the cursor onto the magnifying glass
MouseMove, XX-15, YY+10, 0 ;--------------------for 100% UI scaling, this moves the cursor onto the magnifying glass
;msgbox, should be in the center of the magnifying glass now.
sleep 5 ;was sleep 50
;This types in the text you wanted to search for. Like "pop in." We can do this because the entire find box text was already selected by Premiere. Otherwise, we could click the magnifying glass if we wanted to , in order to select that find box.
Send %item%
sleep 5
;MouseMove, 62, 95, 0, R ;----------------------(for 150% UI) relative to the position of the magnifying glass (established earlier,) this moves the cursor down and directly onto the preset's icon. In my case, it is inside the "presets" folder, then inside of another folder, and the written name should be completely unique so that it is the first and only item.
MouseMove, 41, 63, 0, R ;----------------------(for 100% UI)
;msgbox, The cursor should be directly on top of the preset's icon. `n If not, the script needs modification.
sleep 5
MouseGetPos, iconX, iconY, Window, classNN ;---now we have to figure out the ahk_class of the current panel we are on. It used to be DroverLord - Window Class14, but the number changes anytime you move panels around... so i must always obtain the information anew.
sleep 5
WinGetClass, class, ahk_id %Window% ;----------"ahk_id %Window%" is important for SOME REASON. if you delete it, this doesn't work.
;tooltip, ahk_class = %class% `nClassNN = %classNN% `nTitle= %Window%
;sleep 50
ControlGetPos, xxx, yyy, www, hhh, %classNN%, ahk_class %class%, SubWindow, SubWindow ;-I tried to exclude subwindows but I don't think it works...?
MouseMove, www/4, hhh/2, 0, R ;-----------------moves to roughly the CENTER of the Effects panel. This clears the displayed presets from any duplication errors. VERY important. without this, the script fails 20% of the time. This is also where the script can go wrong, by trying to do this on the timeline, meaning it didn't get the Effects panel window information as it should have... IDK how to fix yet.
sleep 5
MouseClick, left, , , 1 ;-----------------------the actual click
sleep 5
MouseMove, iconX, iconY, 0 ;--------------------moves cursor BACK onto the effect's icon
;tooltip, should be back on the effect's icon
;sleep 50
sleep 5
MouseClickDrag, Left, , , %xposP%, %yposP%, 0 ;---clicks the left button down, drags this effect to the cursor's pervious coordinates and releases the left mouse button, which should be above a clip, on the TIMELINE panel.
sleep 5
MouseClick, middle, , , 1 ;this returns focus to the panel the cursor is hovering above, WITHOUT selecting anything. great!
blockinput, MouseMoveOff ;returning mouse movement ability
BlockInput, off ;do not comment out or delete this line -- or you won't regain control of the keyboard!! However, CTRL+ALT+DEL will still work if you get stuck!! Cool.
;remove the following thingy if it makes no sense to you
IfInString, item, CROP
{
if IsFunc("cropClick") {
Func := Func("cropClick")
sleep 160 ;because it might take awhile to appear in Premiere
sleep 160 ;because it might take awhile to appear in Premiere
RetVal := Func.Call()
}
; sleep 160
; cropClick()
; ;msgbox, that had "CROP" in it.
}
;remove the above thingy if it makes no sense to you
theEnding:
}
;END of preset()
savepreset(presetname){
SendInput, {Shift Down}{Shift Up}{Ctrl Down}{c Down}
sleep 20
SendInput, {c up}{Ctrl up}
sleep 20
msgbox, text in clipboard = %clipboard%
presetname = %clipboard%
msgbox, presetname = %presetname%
return presetname
}
#IfWinActive ahk_exe Adobe Premiere Pro.exe
insertSFX(leSound)
{
ifWinNotActive ahk_exe Adobe Premiere Pro.exe
goto sfxEnding
;keyShower(leSound, "insertSFX")
if IsFunc("Keyshower") {
Func := Func("Keyshower")
RetVal := Func.Call(leSound, "insertSFX")
}
CoordMode, mouse, Screen
CoordMode, pixel, Screen
coordmode, Caret, screen
BlockInput, mouse
blockinput, MouseMove
BlockInput, On
SetKeyDelay, 0 ;for instant writing of text
MouseGetPos, xpos, ypos
send ^+x ;ctrl shift x -- shortcut in premiere for "remove in/out points.
sleep 10
send ^+9 ;ctrl shift 6 - source assignment preset 4. (sets it to A3.)
sleep 10
; Send ^!+1 ;premiere shortcut to open the "project" panel, which is actually a bin. Only ONE bin is highlightable in this way.
; ;Send F11
; sleep 100
;msgbox, you in the panel now?
send ^!+1 ;CTRL ALT SHIFT 1 -- ;shortcut for application>window>project (highlights a single bin. In my case, it's on my left monitor.)
tooltip, waiting for premiere to select that bin....
;msgbox, waiting for premiere to select that bin....
sleep 20
;msgbox how about naow?
;
Send ^b ;CTRL B -- set this in premiere's shortcuts panel to "select find box." Make sure there are NO OTHER conflicting shortcuts on this key, like "create new bin," which would stop it from working.
; send +{backspace} ;to delete anything that might be written in the bin, so that the caret coordinates are always accurate.
; msgbox, okay now what
Send %leSound% ;types in the name of the sound effect you want - should do so instantaneously.
tooltip, waiting for premiere to load......
send ^+9 ;source assignment preset 4, again.
sleep 400 ;we are waiting for the search to complete....
;sleep 400 ;we are still waiting for the search to complete....
MouseMove, -6000, 250, 0 ;moves the mouse to the expected location of the bin that becomes highlighted from the "project" keyboard shortcut command in Premiere.
;msgbox, wheres de mouse?
; MouseGetPos, lol, lel
; PixelGetColor, zecolor, lol, lel, alt slow rgb
; msgbox, %zecolor%
MouseClick, left
tooltip, CLICK!!!
sleep 10
send ^+9 ;source assignment preset 4, again.
sleep 5
Send ^b ;CTRL B -- set this in premiere's shortcuts panel to "select find box."
sleep 10
Send +{backspace} ;deletes the search text so that the bin returns to normal view with all SFX visible.
sleep 10
MouseMove, %xpos%, %ypos%, 0 ;move mouse back to original coordinates.
sleep 20
tooltip, so did that work?
;msgbox, clicked, mouse should be back at original coordinates.
;send ^!+4 ;select program monitor
sleep 10
;send ^!+3 ;select timeline
sleep 10
send ^+9 ;my shortcut for "assign source assignment preset 4" in Premiere. The preset has V3 and A4 selected as sources. I may end up only using F18, since it does not use the CTRL and SHIFT keys, which can cause problems sometimes.
sleep 50
Send ^/ ;CTRL FORWARD SLASH -- SET TO "OVERWRITE" in premiere. Premiere's default shortcut for "overwrite" is a period. I use modifier keys for THIS, so that a period is never typed accidentally.
sleep 30
; Send mbutton ;this will MIDDLE CLICK to reselect whatever panel your cursor was hovering over before you engaged this function.
send ^!+7 ;highlight effects panel
sleep 30
send ^!+3 ;this is set in premiere to highlight/switch to the timeline. important so that you aren't still stuck in the bin. If this is used more than once, it will unfortunately cycle thorugh all available sequences...
tooltip,
BlockInput, off
BlockInput, MouseMoveOff
sfxEnding:
}
;;end of insertSFX()
;you can select something inside of premiere (like a group of clips, or a transition) and then, with this code, you can COPY it and SAVE that clipboard state. I use this in conjunction with my secondary keyboard.
;You need to have insideclipboard.exe installed, and all the file paths properly comfigured.
;Keep in mind that you must RESTART your computer before the clipboard states become usable. IDK why.
#ifwinactive ahk_exe Adobe Premiere Pro.exe
saveClipboard(int) {
StringReplace, int, int, +, , All ;replace + with nothing. This is just in case A_thishotkey contains + if shift was used!
StringReplace, int, int, !, , All ;replace ! with nothing. This is just in case A_thishotkey contains ! if alt was used!
StringReplace, int, int, ^, , All ;replace ^ with nothing. This is just in case A_thishotkey contains ^ if ctrl was used!
;msgbox, , , saving as %int%, 0.6
tooltip, saving as`n"clip" . %int% . ".clp"
sleep 10
SendInput, {Shift Down}{Shift Up}{Ctrl Down}{c Down}
sleep 20
ClipWait, 0.25 ; this line might not be needed.
SendInput, {c up}{Ctrl up}
sleep 20
saveToFile("clip" . int . ".clp")
sleep 1000
saveToFile("clip" . int . ".clp")
tooltip,
}
;This is the real magic. With this script, you can PASTE those previously saved clipboard states, at any time.
#ifwinactive ahk_exe Adobe Premiere Pro.exe
recallClipboard(int, transition := 0) {
;deactivate keyboard and mouse
;keyShower(int, "recallClipboard")
if IsFunc("Keyshower") {
Func := Func("Keyshower")
RetVal := Func.Call(int, "recallClipboard")
}
WinActivate, Adobe Premiere Pro
prFocus("timeline")
;Send ^!d ;this is to deselect any clips that might be selected in the timeline.
;tooltip, "now loading random text into the clipboard."
loadFromFile("clipTEXT.clp") ;to create this file, just highlight some plain text, copy it, and use insideclipboard.exe to save it as clipTEXT.clp. The clipboard MUST have some text inside; it CANNOT be completely empty. This has the effect of DELETING all the aspects of the clipboard, EXCEPT for text.
sleep 15
; ; WinActivate, Adobe Premiere Pro ;IDK if this is needed here.
; ; loadFromFile("clipTEXT.clp") ;The clipboard must be loaded twice, or it won't work about 70% of the time! I don't know why...
; ; sleep 15
;Autohotkey can now delete that string of text, so that no text is accidentlaly pasted into premiere. It doesn't seem to be able to delete EVERYTHING, so the above code is definitely necessary!
clipboard =
;The clipboard is now completely empty.
sleep 10
;tooltip, now pasting NOTHING into premiere....
WinActivate, Adobe Premiere Pro ;extremely important to ensure you are still active/focused on Premiere
SendInput, {Shift Down}{Shift Up}
sleep 10
SendInput, {Ctrl Down}{v Down} ;this is a MUCH more robust way of using the keyboard shortcuts to PASTE, rather than just using "Send ^v"
sleep 5
SendInput, {v Up}{Ctrl Up}
sleep 20
;It is necessary to PASTE this COMPLETELY BLANK clipboard into premiere, or Premiere won't "know" that the clipboard has been completely emptied.
;If you don't do this, Premiere will just use whatever thing you had previously copied inside of Premiere.
clipboard =
;the above line is another method for clearing the clipboard that must also be done to ensure a totally empty clipboard
sleep 30
;tooltip, "clip" . %int% . ".clp" ;this code doesn't work
;tooltip, now preparing to paste %int%
;msgbox, %int%
WinActivate, Adobe Premiere Pro
loadFromFile("clip" . int . ".clp") ;now we are loading the previously saved clipboard file!
sleep 15
; ; loadFromFile("clip" . int . ".clp") ;This must be done twice, or it doesn't work! I don't know why!! :D ;ADENDUM - i tried it with only 1 load and NOW it IS working??? IDK why
; ; sleep 15
WinActivate, Adobe Premiere Pro ;this is extremely important.... otherwise, it will try to paste into the command prompt or something. You must ensure the correct program is pasted into.
; ; ; if (transition = 0)
; ; ; {
; ; ; target("v1", "off", "all", 5) ;this will disable all video layers, and enable only layer 5.
; ; ; tooltip, only layer 5 was turned on should be
; ; ; sleep 150
; ; ; }
tooltip, now PASTING into premiere...
WinActivate, Adobe Premiere Pro
SendInput, {Shift Down}{Shift Up}{Ctrl Down}{v Down}
sleep 5
SendInput, {v Up}{Ctrl Up}
sleep 10
;the below code doesn't work very well.
; sleep 100
;If (transition = 1){
; ;now if we want an accurate label colorwe have to DELETE what we just did, since none of the label colors will be correct due to a premiere bug.
; ;tooltip,,,gonna delete now,1
; tooltip,gonna delete now
; WinActivate, Adobe Premiere Pro
; prFocus("timeline")
; WinActivate, Adobe Premiere Pro
; SendInput, +{delete} ;ripple delete
; sleep 100
; ;now to paste again, now that the label colors have been loaded.
; ;REDO might also work. must test that.
; WinActivate, Adobe Premiere Pro
; prFocus("timeline")
; sleep 30
; SendInput, {Shift Down}{Shift Up}{Ctrl Down}{v Down}
; ClipWait, 0.50
; SendInput, {v Up}{Ctrl Up}
; sleep 10
;}
if (transition = 0)
target("v1", "on", "all")
sleep 10
; send ^{F9} ;toggle video tracks (hopefully off)
; send ^+{F9} ;toggle audio tracks (hopefully off)
tooltip,
Send, ^!{F11} ;this is to deselect any clips that might be selected in the timeline. WAS ctrl alt D. might be unreliable.
} ;end of recall Clipboard()
#ifwinactive ;everything below this line can happen in any application!
;;target() is a script to TARGET or UNTARGET any arbitrary track.
;it doesn't work well, and I don't really use it.
Target(v1orA1, onOff, allNoneSolo := 0, numberr := 0)
{
;tooltip, now in TARGET function
; BlockInput, on
; BlockInput, MouseMove
; MouseGetPos xPosCursor, yPosCursor
prFocus("timeline") ;brings focus to the timeline.
wrenchMarkerX := 400
wrenchMarkerY := 800 ;the upper left corner for where to begin searching for the timeline WRENCH and MARKER icons -- the only unique and reliable visual i can use for coordinates.
targetdistance := 98 ;Distance from the edge of the marker Wrench to the left edge of the track targeting graphics
CoordMode Pixel ;, screen ; IDK why, but it only works like this...
CoordMode Mouse, screen
;tooltip, starting
ImageSearch, xTime, yTime, wrenchMarkerX, wrenchMarkerY, wrenchMarkerX+600, wrenchMarkerY+1000, %A_WorkingDir%\timelineUniqueLocator2.png
if ErrorLevel = 0
{
;MouseMove, xTime, yTime, 0
;tooltip, where u at son. y %ytime% and x %xtime%
;do nothing. continue on.
xTime := xTime - targetdistance
;MouseMove, xTime, yTime, 0
}
else
{
tooltip, image search failed
goto resetTrackTargeter
}
;tooltip, continuing...
ImageSearch, FoundX, FoundY, xTime, yTime, xTime+100, yTime+1000, %A_WorkingDir%\%v1orA1%_unlocked_targeted_alone.png
if ErrorLevel = 1
ImageSearch, FoundX, FoundY, xTime, yTime, xTime+100, yTime+1000, %A_WorkingDir%\%v1orA1%_locked_targeted_alone.png
if ErrorLevel = 2
{
tippy("TARGETED v1 not found")
goto trackIsUntargeted
}
if ErrorLevel = 3
{
tippy("Could not conduct the TARGETED v1 search!")
goto resetTrackTargeter
}
if ErrorLevel = 0
{
;MouseMove, FoundX, FoundY, 0
;tooltip, where is the cursor naow 1,,,2
;tippy("a TARGETED track 1 was found.")
if (v1orA1 = "v1")
{
send +9 ;command in premiere to "toggle ALL video track targeting."
sleep 10
if (onOff = "on")
{
;tippy("turning ON")
send +9 ; do it again to TARGET everything.
}
sleep 10
if (numberr > 0)
Send +%numberr%
}
else if (v1orA1 = "a1")
{
send !9 ;command in premiere to "toggle ALL audio track targeting."
sleep 10
if (onOff = "on")
send !9 ; do it again to TARGET everything.
sleep 10
if (numberr > 0)
Send !%numberr%
}
goto resetTrackTargeter
}
trackIsUntargeted:
;tooltip, track is untargeted,,,2
if ErrorLevel = 1
ImageSearch, FoundX, FoundY, xTime, yTime, xTime+100, yTime+1000, %A_WorkingDir%\%v1orA1%_locked_untargeted_alone.png
if ErrorLevel = 1
ImageSearch, FoundX, FoundY, xTime, yTime, xTime+100, yTime+1000, %A_WorkingDir%\%v1orA1%_unlocked_untargeted_alone.png
if ErrorLevel = 0
{
;MouseMove, FoundX, FoundY, 0
;tippy("an UNTARGETED track 1 was found.")
;tooltip, where is the cursor naow,,,2
if (v1orA1 = "v1")
{
send ^{F9};send +9 ;command in premiere to "toggle ALL video track targets." This should TARGET everything.
sleep 10
if (onOff = "off")
send +9 ; do it again to UNTARGET everything.
sleep 10
if (numberr > 0)
Send +%numberr%
}
if (v1orA1 = "a1")
{
send ^+{F9} ;command in premiere to "toggle ALL audio track targets." This should TARGET everything. ;also ALT f9 but it's dangerous.
sleep 10
if (onOff = "off")
send !9 ; do it again to UNTARGET everything.
sleep 10
if (numberr > 0)
Send !%numberr%
}
goto resetTrackTargeter
}
resetTrackTargeter:
; MouseMove, xPosCursor, yPosCursor, 0
; blockinput, off
; blockinput, MouseMoveOff
;sleep 1000
tooltip,
tooltip,,,,2
sleep 10
}
;END of Target()
#ifwinactive
saveToFile(name) {
;code below does not use any fancy variables. It's a bare string. Unfortunately, I can't find a way to make it work better...
;change this path ----| and this one --------| to your own folder locations.
; | |
; v v
RunWait, %comspec% /c C:\AHK\2nd-keyboard\insideclipboard\InsideClipboard.exe /saveclp %name%, C:\AHK\2nd-keyboard\insideclipboard\clipboards\
;just saving the below lines of code, which didn't work because %pathh% nor %Exec% variables could not be defined properly. Or something... IDK....
;RunWait, %comspec% /c %Exec% /saveclp %name%, c:\Users\TaranWORK\Downloads\Taran extra keyboards\insideclipboard\clipboards\
;RunWait, %comspec% /c %Exec% /saveclp %name%, %pathh%
}
loadFromFile(name) {
; You'll need to change these paths too!
RunWait, %comspec% /c C:\AHK\2nd-keyboard\insideclipboard\InsideClipboard.exe /loadclp %name%, C:\AHK\2nd-keyboard\insideclipboard\clipboards\
}
;i think the line below is probably useless buti am afraid to delete it
#IfWinActive ahk_exe Adobe Premiere Pro.exe
;audioMonoMaker() will open the Audio Channels box, and use the cursor to put both tracks on [left/right], turning stereo sound into mono (with the [right/right] track as the source.
audioMonoMaker(track)
{
ifWinNotActive ahk_exe Adobe Premiere Pro.exe
goto monoEnding
sleep 3
;msgbox,,, what the hell,0.6
CoordMode,Mouse,Screen
CoordMode,pixel,Screen
;SetTitleMatchMode, 2
;DetectHiddenWindows, On
BlockInput, SendAndMouse
BlockInput, On
BlockInput, MouseMove ;prevents mouse from moving
;Keyshower(track,"audioMonoMaker") ;you can delete this line, you don't need it.
if IsFunc("Keyshower") {
Func := Func("Keyshower")
RetVal := Func.Call(track,"audioMonoMaker")
}
global tToggle = 1
;msgbox, track is %track%
if (track = "right")
{
;msgbox, this is for the RIGHT audio track. As usual, your number will be smaller, since I have 150% UI scaling enabled.
addPixels = 36
}
else if (track = "left")
{
addPixels = 0
;msgbox, this is for the LEFT audio track
}
;Send ^!+a ;control alt shift a --- ; audio channels shortcut, asigned in premiere - dont use this key combo anywhere else. UPDATE: seems unreliable to send shortcuts that use modifier keys, inside a funciton that was triggered using modifier keys. switched to F3.
sendinput, {F3} ;also the audio channels shortcut.
; sleep 15
; sendinput, {F3} ;again cause sometimes it fails?
;WARNING - this was cross-talking with !+a, causing a preset("blur with edges") macro to be executed. I dont know how to avoid. maybe change order...??
;WARNING - still cross talks with RENDER AUDIO, which is CTRL SHIFT A, or CTRL ALT A.
; fun fact, if you send this keystroke AGAIN, it does NOT close the panel, which is great... that means you can press the button anytime, and it will always result in an open panel.
sleep 15
MouseGetPos, xPosAudio, yPosAudio
MouseMove, 2222, 1625, 0 ;moved the mouse onto the expected location of the "okay" box, which has a distinct white color when the cursor is over it, which will let us know the panel has appeared.
; msgbox where am i, cursor says
MouseGetPos, MouseX, MouseY
waiting = 0
;the following loop is waiting until it sees a specific color from the panel, which means that it has loaded and can then be affected.
loop
{
waiting ++
sleep 50
tooltip, waiting = %waiting%`npixel color = %thecolor%
MouseGetPos, MouseX, MouseY
PixelGetColor, thecolor, MouseX, MouseY, RGB
if (thecolor = "0xE8E8E8")
{
tooltip, COLOR WAS FOUND
;msgbox, COLOR WAS FOUND
break
}
if (waiting > 10)
{
tooltip, no color found, go to ending
goto, ending
}
}
;*/
CoordMode, Mouse, Client
CoordMode, Pixel, Client
MouseMove, 165 + addPixels, 295, 0 ;this is relative to the audio channels window itself. Again, you should reduce these numbers by like 33%...?, since i use 150% UI scaling.
;msgbox, now we should be on the first check box
sleep 50
MouseGetPos, Xkolor, Ykolor
sleep 50
PixelGetColor, kolor, %Xkolor%, %Ykolor%
;msgbox, % kolor
; INFORMATION:
; 2b2b2b or 464646 = color of empty box
; cdcdcd = color when cursor is over the box
; 9a9a9a = color when cursor NOT over the box
; note that these colors will be different depending on your UI brightness set in premiere.
; For me, the default brightness of all panels is 313131 and/or 2B2B2B
;msgbox, kolor = %kolor%
If (kolor = "0x1d1d1d" || kolor = "0x333333") ; This is the color of an EMPTY checkbox. The coordinates hsould NOT lead to a position where the grey of the checkmark would be. Also, "kolor" is the variable name rather than "color" because "color" might be already used for something else in AHK.
{
;msgbox, box is empty
; click left
;sendinput, LButton
MouseClick, left, , , 1
sleep 10
}
else if (kolor = "0xb9b9b9") ;We are now looking for CHECK MARKS. This coordinate, should be directly on top of the box, but NOT directly on top of the GRAY checkmark itself. You need to detect telltale WHITE color that means the box has been checked.
{
; Do nothing. There was a checkmark in this box already.
}
sleep 5
MouseMove, 165 + addPixels, 329, 0
sleep 30
MouseGetPos, Xkolor2, Ykolor2
sleep 10
PixelGetColor, k2, %Xkolor2%, %Ykolor2%
sleep 30
;msgbox, k2 = %k2%
If (k2 = "0x1d1d1d" || k2 = "0x333333") ;both of these are potential dark grey background panel colors
{
;msgbox, box is empty. i should click
; click left
;sendinput, LButton
MouseClick, left, , , 1
sleep 10
;msgbox, did clicking happen?
}
else if (k2 = "0xb9b9b9")
{
; Do nothing. There was a checkmark in this box already
}
;msgbox, k2 color was %k2%
sleep 5
Send {enter}