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  Scripting G-Force  
        G-Force has scripting services that allow you to automate G-Force performances and provide the ability to synchronize G-Force events to a timeline or "timecode". Several sample scripts come with G-Force in order to demonstrate scripting (try pressing CTRL+4 to run "CTRL 4.txt", assuming the media player you're using supports keyboard input). 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 G-Force. Studying the boot file and the scripts that come with G-Force will teach you how to create your own scripts. See the customizing section for more.

There are 3 ways a script can start:
  1. The name a script is "CTRL X.txt" and CTRL+X is pressed in G-Force.
  2. The name a script is "CTRL X.txt" and CTRL+X is pressed in G-Force.
  3. The name of a script matches the name of a new audio track.
Note: the scripting documentation is under construction and will evolve as WhiteCap/G-Force develops. It's recommended you study the the boot.txt file and the example scipt files to get a basic understanding of scripting and command usage.

 

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