At the top of GitHub - renoise/xrnx: The official Renoise Lua Scripting repository
I’ve been trying to find this, do I need to make this directory?
oh I have another question too.
if, I am able to have this file: GitHub - renoise/xrnx: The official Renoise Lua Scripting repository
in a preferences folder, will I be able to execute that file and the changes I made come into renoise with out reloading renoise?
open renoise-press help-go to preferences
Oh man thanks s-n-s! I had no clue that was indeed the folder!
Hmm, just tested, it doesn’t load GlobalOscActions.lua if I put it in the prefs folder.
This is where renoise takes me when I do Help>>Show Preferences folder…
Users\Cwazy_twain\AppData\Roaming\Renoise\2.6.0\GlobalOscActions.lua
Should have been a bit more specific. You have to mirror the whole folder structure. For GlobalOscActions.lua its:
PREFS_ROOT\Renoise\2.6.0\Scripts\GlobalOscActions.lua
Hi Taktik, actually after I posted that last post I went back and did some reading at the xrnx site and found where to place it. but it still doesn’t load.
this is the example of where I have it: C:\Program Files (x86)\Renoise 2.6.0\Scripts\GlobalOscActions.lua
looking at it I would think the problem might be C:\Program Files (x86)\Renoise 2.6.0\Scripts\GlobalOscActions.lua
I’ve noticed this breaking some functions of programs; really bad idea I think of M$'s.
windows 7 ult
64 bit
I wrote the wrong location of the mirror above:
C:\Users\Cwazy_twain\AppData\Roaming\Renoise\V2.6.0\Scripts\GlobalOscActions.lua
it has TestPad.lua in it and the directory Tools
do I also need GlobalMidiActions.lua in there also?
That sounds like the better place.
You are best off simply clicking “Help → Show preferences folder” and there go to the Scripts folder.
This trick should work on any platform.
Hi vV, what I meant is, it doesn’t work.
I should have 10 more entries in the OSC Prefs, but I only have the defaults.
Should this be moved to the bug section?
What I did was remove the 10 more entries from the original.
SO:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Renoise 2.6.0\Scripts\GlobalOscActions.lua
is default.
C:\Users\Cwazy_twain\AppData\Roaming\Renoise\V2.6.0\Scripts\GlobalOscActions.lua
has the 10 entries + default entries.
I can get to both from the Stripting editor like I should but only the default is loaded.
Can someone explain, how they actually got this to work? 
I opened renoise >> help >> open preferences >> finder location/scripts/ >> copy and pasted GlobalOscActions into it.
went to the terminal, removed actions from the file they were in before, saved it. (this is for testing purposes so I know it’s actually working or not working in this case)
closed renoise, opened renoise>>prefs>>OSC, entries not there.
Thing is the entries ARE in the file I copy and pasted to the prefs/scripts folder, but they are not loaded.
Do I have this completely skewed?
Was all of this just a highly confusing way of telling us to just make a backup?
Ah, [strike]COPY[/strike] “MOVE”