Tools - Revision history

Achenar at 20:55, 25 September 2025

2025-09-25T20:55:45Z

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	Clicking "Read The Docs" at the top of the ‘Terminal’ panel will take you to [https://github.com/renoise/xrnx our scripting Github page,] where you can download documentation, a guide, example tools and the Starter Pack. So if you have an idea for customising Renoise and want to know how to begin creating your own Tools, just visit [https://github.com/renoise/xrnx the page.] With a few lines of code, you can build the things that you always wanted Renoise to have.		Clicking "Read The Docs" at the top of the ‘Terminal’ panel will take you to [https://github.com/renoise/xrnx our scripting Github page,] where you can download documentation, a guide, example tools and the Starter Pack. So if you have an idea for customising Renoise and want to know how to begin creating your own Tools, just visit [https://github.com/renoise/xrnx the page.] With a few lines of code, you can build the things that you always wanted Renoise to have.

	If you find yourself wanting to increase or decrease the size of the code's text, then this can be done with ''"Ctrl/Cmd + I"'' or ''"Ctrl/Cmd + U"'' when the scripting panel is [[Keyboard_Shortcuts#Keyboard_Focus_Concept\|focussed]]. Those options can also be selected within the View menu, where there’s another option to reset the text back to its default size.		By default, the options of 'Hover Hints' and 'Autocomplete' are enabled. To disable them, use the right-click menu while a .lua file is loaded into the Editor. If you find yourself wanting to increase or decrease the size of the code's text, then this can be done with ''"Ctrl/Cmd + I"'' or ''"Ctrl/Cmd + U"'' when the scripting panel is [[Keyboard_Shortcuts#Keyboard_Focus_Concept\|focussed]]. Those options can also be selected within the View menu, where there’s another option to reset the text back to its default size.

	You may find it useful to watch [https://youtu.be/E3ZfSlQ8m_4 our video on this subject.]		You may find it useful to watch [https://youtu.be/E3ZfSlQ8m_4 our video on this subject.]

Achenar at 20:51, 9 July 2025

2025-07-09T20:51:54Z

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	Clicking "Read The Docs" at the top of the ‘Terminal’ panel will take you to [https://github.com/renoise/xrnx our scripting Github page,] where you can download documentation, a guide, example tools and the Starter Pack. So if you have an idea for customising Renoise and want to know how to begin creating your own Tools, just visit [https://github.com/renoise/xrnx the page.] With a few lines of code, you can build the things that you always wanted Renoise to have.		Clicking "Read The Docs" at the top of the ‘Terminal’ panel will take you to [https://github.com/renoise/xrnx our scripting Github page,] where you can download documentation, a guide, example tools and the Starter Pack. So if you have an idea for customising Renoise and want to know how to begin creating your own Tools, just visit [https://github.com/renoise/xrnx the page.] With a few lines of code, you can build the things that you always wanted Renoise to have.

	If you find yourself wanting to increase or decrease the size of the text ~~in the coding window~~, then this can be done with ''"Ctrl/Cmd + I"'' or ''"Ctrl/Cmd + U"''. Those options can also be selected within the View menu, where there’s another option to reset the text back to its default size.		If you find yourself wanting to increase or decrease the size of the code's text, then this can be done with ''"Ctrl/Cmd + I"'' or ''"Ctrl/Cmd + U"'' when the scripting panel is [[Keyboard_Shortcuts#Keyboard_Focus_Concept\|focussed]]. Those options can also be selected within the View menu, where there’s another option to reset the text back to its default size.

	You may find it useful to watch [https://youtu.be/E3ZfSlQ8m_4 our video on this subject.]		You may find it useful to watch [https://youtu.be/E3ZfSlQ8m_4 our video on this subject.]

Achenar at 20:42, 8 July 2025

2025-07-08T20:42:21Z

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	= Tools =		= Tools =

	Tools are scripts that can be plugged into Renoise to add new capabilities and features. They can be found and downloaded on the [https://www.renoise.com/tools Tools section of our site]. To install a downloaded Tool, simply double-click on the .xrnx file or drag and drop it onto a Renoise window. Installed Tools can be automatically updated by selecting [[Main_Screen#Upper_Status_Bar\|Find Tool Updates from the Help menu]].		Tools are scripts that can be plugged into Renoise to add new capabilities and features. They can be found and downloaded on the [https://www.renoise.com/tools Tools section of our site.] To install a downloaded Tool, simply double-click on the .xrnx file or drag and drop it onto a Renoise window. Installed Tools can be automatically updated by selecting [[Main_Screen#Upper_Status_Bar\|Find Tool Updates from the Help menu]].

	Looking for features on the bleeding edge? Then check out the [https://forum.renoise.com/c/renoise-tools Tool Announcement forum] for unreleased Tools and updates that members of our community have under development.		Looking for features on the bleeding edge? Then check out the [https://forum.renoise.com/c/renoise-tools Tool Announcement forum] for unreleased Tools and updates that members of our community have under development.

	The Tools are built upon the Renoise Scripting API, a feature introduced back in version 2.6 that allows users to code their own extensions and features with [https://www.lua.org Lua], a free light-weight programming language.		The Tools are built upon the Renoise Scripting API, a feature introduced back in version 2.6 that allows users to code their own extensions and features with [https://www.lua.org Lua,] a free light-weight programming language.

	Clicking "Read The Docs" at the top of the ‘Terminal’ panel will take you to [https://github.com/renoise/xrnx our scripting Github page], where you can download documentation, a guide, example tools and the Starter Pack. So if you have an idea for customising Renoise and want to know how to begin creating your own Tools, just visit [https://github.com/renoise/xrnx the page]. With a few lines of code, you can build the things that you always wanted Renoise to have.		Clicking "Read The Docs" at the top of the ‘Terminal’ panel will take you to [https://github.com/renoise/xrnx our scripting Github page,] where you can download documentation, a guide, example tools and the Starter Pack. So if you have an idea for customising Renoise and want to know how to begin creating your own Tools, just visit [https://github.com/renoise/xrnx the page.] With a few lines of code, you can build the things that you always wanted Renoise to have.

	If you find yourself wanting to increase or decrease the size of the text in the coding window, then this can be done with ''"Ctrl/Cmd + I"'' or ''"Ctrl/Cmd + U"''. Those options can also be selected within the View menu, where there’s another option to reset the text back to its default size.		If you find yourself wanting to increase or decrease the size of the text in the coding window, then this can be done with ''"Ctrl/Cmd + I"'' or ''"Ctrl/Cmd + U"''. Those options can also be selected within the View menu, where there’s another option to reset the text back to its default size.

	You may find it useful to watch [https://youtu.be/E3ZfSlQ8m_4 our video on this subject].		You may find it useful to watch [https://youtu.be/E3ZfSlQ8m_4 our video on this subject.]


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Achenar at 10:51, 8 July 2025

2025-07-08T10:51:56Z

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	The Tools are built upon the Renoise Scripting API, a feature introduced back in version 2.6 that allows users to code their own extensions and features with [https://www.lua.org Lua], a free light-weight programming language.		The Tools are built upon the Renoise Scripting API, a feature introduced back in version 2.6 that allows users to code their own extensions and features with [https://www.lua.org Lua], a free light-weight programming language.

	So if you have an idea for customising Renoise and want to know how to begin creating your own Tools, just visit [https://github.com/renoise/xrnx ~~our scripting Github~~ page] ~~and download the XrnxStarterPack~~. With a few lines of code, you can build the things that you always wanted Renoise to have.		Clicking "Read The Docs" at the top of the ‘Terminal’ panel will take you to [https://github.com/renoise/xrnx our scripting Github page], where you can download documentation, a guide, example tools and the Starter Pack. So if you have an idea for customising Renoise and want to know how to begin creating your own Tools, just visit [https://github.com/renoise/xrnx the page]. With a few lines of code, you can build the things that you always wanted Renoise to have.

			If you find yourself wanting to increase or decrease the size of the text in the coding window, then this can be done with ''"Ctrl/Cmd + I"'' or ''"Ctrl/Cmd + U"''. Those options can also be selected within the View menu, where there’s another option to reset the text back to its default size.

	You may find it useful to watch [https://youtu.be/E3ZfSlQ8m_4 our video on this subject].		You may find it useful to watch [https://youtu.be/E3ZfSlQ8m_4 our video on this subject].


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Achenar at 10:49, 22 March 2022

2022-03-22T10:49:31Z

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Achenar: /* Tools */

2019-10-11T13:25:05Z

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	You may find it useful to watch [https://youtu.be/E3ZfSlQ8m_4 our video on this subject].		You may find it useful to watch [https://youtu.be/E3ZfSlQ8m_4 our video on this subject].


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Achenar at 11:58, 26 February 2019

2019-02-26T11:58:38Z

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	= Tools =		= Tools =

	Tools are scripts that can be plugged into Renoise to add new capabilities and features. They can be found and downloaded on the [https://www.renoise.com/tools Tools section of our site]. To install a downloaded Tool , simply double-click on the .xrnx file or drag and drop it onto a Renoise window. Installed Tools can be automatically updated by selecting [[Main_Screen#Upper_Status_Bar\|Find Tool Updates from the Help menu]].		Tools are scripts that can be plugged into Renoise to add new capabilities and features. They can be found and downloaded on the [https://www.renoise.com/tools Tools section of our site]. To install a downloaded Tool, simply double-click on the .xrnx file or drag and drop it onto a Renoise window. Installed Tools can be automatically updated by selecting [[Main_Screen#Upper_Status_Bar\|Find Tool Updates from the Help menu]].

	Looking for features on the bleeding edge? Then check out the [https://forum.renoise.com/c/renoise-tools Tool Announcement forum] for unreleased Tools and updates that members of our community have under development.		Looking for features on the bleeding edge? Then check out the [https://forum.renoise.com/c/renoise-tools Tool Announcement forum] for unreleased Tools and updates that members of our community have under development.

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2019-02-06T14:14:04Z

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= Tools =

Tools are scripts that can be plugged into Renoise to add new capabilities and features. They can be found and downloaded on the [https://www.renoise.com/tools Tools section of our site]. To install a downloaded Tool , simply double-click on the .xrnx file or drag and drop it onto a Renoise window. Installed Tools can be automatically updated by selecting [[Main_Screen#Upper_Status_Bar|Find Tool Updates from the Help menu]].

Looking for features on the bleeding edge? Then check out the [https://forum.renoise.com/c/renoise-tools Tool Announcement forum] for unreleased Tools and updates that members of our community have under development.

The Tools are built upon the Renoise Scripting API, a feature introduced back in version 2.6 that allows users to code their own extensions and features with [https://www.lua.org Lua], a free light-weight programming language.

So if you have an idea for customising Renoise and want to know how to begin creating your own Tools, just visit [https://github.com/renoise/xrnx our scripting Github page] and download the XrnxStarterPack. With a few lines of code, you can build the things that you always wanted Renoise to have.

You may find it useful to watch [https://youtu.be/E3ZfSlQ8m_4 our video on this subject].