Theme Adjuster Functionality for ANY theme; no scripting required.

(Requires Reaper v6.16 or newer.) Previously, any theme can be controlled by a script, but to do so required you to understand both theming and how to write a simple script. If you tried to run the Default 6 Theme Adjuster while using the wrong theme, it would show you a message saying you were using the wrong theme. The Default 6 Theme Adjuster now supports ANY theme. Two of its windows control Reaper settings rather than theme elements, so you get those; Global Settings and Custom Colors. ...but it will also show this blank page titled with the name of the theme: Into this page, the theme adjuster will automatically add up to 10 slider controls for any parameters that are added to the rtconfig of the theme. These behave exactly like the preset scalar variables we've been using all these years, but now you can make your own scalar variables, and the theme adjuster will automatically create up to 10 sliders to control them, zero scripting required and no new script for your users to install and configure. If you understand how to use things like: Code:

Wow, this is really cool. I'm definitely trying this... Thx!

This is an excellent approach, much appreciated to hand the power over to custom themes. Good job!

This is a very cool development, Thanks! will play with it later when I have some time. ::

Do I understand right, that I can now customize the v6-theme into my own one and it's still supported by the theme-adjuster as well? So if I keep i. E. the theme parameters and management for tcp-labellength functionally intact, I can modify it like default v6 in theme-adjuster?

@whitetie I think I was confusing in my question. What I meant was, if I could create a copy of the default-v6-theme, rename it, exchange all images and it would still be compatible with the theme-adjuster. In my earlier tests, this wasn't possible as the theme-adjuster was complaining that the theme isn't the default v6-one(though I just tested it briefly, I might be wrong about that). Edit: I did a quick test now and it seems to work, so modifiying a default-v6 theme allows me now to control i.e. A_tcp_Monitor-theme-parameter, as long as I don't break its mechanics in the rtconfig-file. At least, as long as the following line is also present in the rtconfig-file: define_parameter 'defaultV6' 'defaultV6_version' 1 Otherwise the theme-parameters are shown in the new page in the theme-adjuster. This is nice. This allows modifying a default-theme to look like our Ultraschall-Theme and being editable via Theme-Adjuster as well. :)

@White TIe Is it possible to make TCP Sendlist to appear in more columns (just like TCP inserts do)? Here is how would I like to use it - disable ``Show sends in TCP`` and use Sendlist to show sends. Now, what I would like is to have possibility to view Sendlist in more columns. FX inserts can can be viewed this way already.

This is a script change that allows a themer with no scripting knowledge to add theme adjuster functionality to their theme, or indeed any theme.

is there any way to make non-default based themes make works with this page? it would be great to make some things apply to selected (for example) tracks only, and also place some things

Yes, in theory. Its just a script that sends parameters, you can do whatever you like with those parameters in your theme if you really want to. In practice that sounds more trouble than its worth, to me, but sure.