Please visit www.soundspectrum.com to learn more about the standard versoin of WhiteCap and all of the options available for scripting WhiteCap.

      WhiteCap has scripting services that allow you to repeat WhiteCap performances and allow you to synchronize WhiteCap events to a timeline or "timecode". A few short examples scripts are included to demonstrate scripting, and you can start one by pressing CTRL and the '2' key. If you find the folder named "Scripts" and open the files there, you can follow along with what you're seeing when you run the script in WhiteCap. Studying the boot file and the half-dozen scripts that come with WhiteCap will teach you how to create your own scripts.

There are 3 ways a script can start:

1. The name a script is "CTRL X" and CTRL+X is pressed in WhiteCap.
2. A script is called by name by another script or event (using the Run() function, such as in the CTRL+2 example script, or how the Boot file binds the Help script to SHIFT+H).
3. The name of a script matches the name of a new audio track.

 

Note: the scipting documentation is under contruction and will evolve as the new WhiteCap/G-Force engine develops. It's recommended you study the the boot.txt file and the example scipt files to get a basic understanding of scipting.