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View > Script output) you should be able to check the Python logs for your script.

Releasing the device from the assigned port in both MIDI device lists (Input and Output) is needed in order to prevent FL Studio automatically re-assign itĪs soon as you assign the script to a MIDI device, the script will be begin to be executed over the MIDI device you selected. Is caused when FL Studio tries to assign a port on either the Input or Output list and the device is not meant to act like that. Windows detects this and the port assignment stepįails, throwing a memory error that in reality it doesn’t have nothing to do with your PC’s RAM memory but with an exception on the Windows Win32 API that Some MIDI devices aren’t meant to either output information to your PC or receive information from it. If this happens to you, just take the MIDI device you assigned a port to and unassign it leaving its port number empty. On Windows and with some MIDI devices you might get an error from FL Studio saying something like “There wasn’t enough memory to execute this operation” Which we will talk about in further articles. Each script event method will get called under certain circumstances, Has to define in order for their code to be run by FL Studio. These events will trigger the “Script events” defined in your code: a set of methods with pre-established names every script

Scripts loaded by this interpreter aren’t used as normal Python scripts with a main() method and their own logic,īut as a definition of actions FL Studio has to execute when a certain event happens on the software. It DOES NOT provide access to any kind of function, method or code that might alter theĮnd user’s PC in any way (it is suspected that it’s due to security reasons). Scripts and interacts with the MIDI engine inside FL Studio as well as with some parts of the program itself, using PythonĪs the language you use to interact with it, but it does not guarantee any kind of similarities with regular PythonĮnvironments aside from that. It is powered by a stripped down custom Python 3.6 interpreter. The FL Studio MIDI scripting API was introduced in FL Studio 20.7, and allows developers external to Image-Line to integrate