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-# garret's shitty aegisub scripts
+# garret's aegisub scripts
Aegisub automation scripts I've written.
- Mostly only useful to me.
+Nothing cool and exciting here, just little utilities that make my life easier.
-Some scripts do the same things as other peoples',
- likely because I didn't know their script existed,
- or because it had loads of ~~bloat i'll never use~~ other stuff with it (cough cough unanimated).
+I write and use these on [Aegisub/Aegisub](https://github.com/Aegisub/Aegisub) on Linux ([this PPA](https://launchpad.net/~riccetn/+archive/ubuntu/aegisub)), but they should work perfectly fine wherever, I don't think there's anything OS-specific in there.
-Tested on official-ish aegi for linux,
- but _should_ work fine on any build that has automation v4 (read: all of them).
-
-assume garbage-in garbage-out.
+One day I'll get round to sorting out a DependencyControl feed. If you're reading this, that day has not yet come.
----
-## Script List
+## Dupe and Comment
-### A-B
+Duplicates a line and comments out the original.
-Makes checking pre-timing possible
-by putting some text in the lines
- (the actor name, and `a` or `b`,
- hence the name)
+This lets you:
-ignores lines with text in them,
- prepends to lines with just tags in them
+- quickly create different versions of a line
+- see the differences at a glance
+- easily revert to the original, even if the undo history is gone
-### Append Comment
+Probably the script I use the most.
-pops up a dialogue to put the comment in, and appends it to the selected lines.
+| Key | Function | Rationale |
+| --- | -------- | --------- |
+| D | `Dupe and Comment/Do` | Easy access. "D" for duplicate. |
+| Shift-D | `Dupe and Comment/Undo` | Shift-D, like Shift-Delete for deleting files. |
+| Ctrl-D | `edit/line/duplicate` | Still want to dupe without commenting occasionally. |
-if you're not using it for multiple lines you may as well just type the curly brackets & stuff yourself, it's probably quicker.
+These hotkeys let me have everything related to duplication on one key.
-### Audio Clipper
+## Syllable Splitter
-Extracts audio from the selected line(s), like the create audio clip button.
-Unlike the create audio clip button, it can copy the audio stream.
+Splits romaji into karaoke syls. For the lazy k-timer.
-Also, if you select multiple lines, it'll make separate clips for each, not one long one.
+Tries to use the lengths that aegi would produce if you did it manually.
+Does an alright enough job most of the time, but is ignorant of whitespace.
-By default, outputs to `?video/audioclipper_output/i.xyz`,
- where `x` is the index of the line in your selection, and `xyz` is the extension.
+Not that it really matters, you'll be retiming it anyway.
-**Needs ffmpeg in path.**
-Can be slow.
+## K-Timing -> Alpha Timing
-**Done better by**: Petzku's `Encode Clip` (kinda), Aegisub (kinda)
+Makes doing alpha timing significantly easier by getting rid of the part where you do alpha timing.
-### Chapter Generator
+Instead, K-Time the line, and run the script. The highlighting of the syls will become the appearance of the syls.
-Makes XML chapters for matroska.
+The original line will be commented out, so you can go back and change it easily.
-Makes lines with the effect `[Cc]hapter`, `[Cc]hptr` or `[Cc]hap` (the same as UA's Significance), into chapters. Start time of the line is used for the timestamp, text of the line is used for chapter name.
-Language is currently hardcoded to english.
+Originally created to convert stuff that should've been alpha timed in the first place, but that used a hack with `\ko` instead.
-**Done better by**: `Significance` by UA.
+## DependencyControl Global Config
-### Dupe and Comment
+There's a line in the DependencyControl README that goes:
-Duplicates a line and comments out the original.
+> DependencyControl stores its configuration as a JSON file in the _config_ subdirectory of your Aegisub folder (`l0.DependencyControl.json`). Currently you'll have to edit this file manually, in the future there will be a management macro.
+
+That line's been there for about 7 years now.
+
+I wanted to change some settings without wading through the JSON and typing in the right stuff myself, so I wrote this.
+
+## Select Comments
-I like seeing the original line while editing,
- and being able to go back to it
- easily if my edit was crap.
+Tiny utility script.
+Easier than `Subtitle > Select Lines` etc
-### Em-dash
+----
+
+Updating this README has made me realise that I only really have 2 or 3 actually useful scripts. Here are the bad and/or useless ones.
+
+These scripts should be considered abandoned for the foreseeable future.
-Appends an Em-dash (`—`) to the selected line(s).
-Replaces `--` with `—`.
+They should all work decently enough, it's just that what they do isn't useful very often, or is done better by something else.
-I do not have an em-dash key on my keyboard.
+## A-B
-**Done better by**: Ctrl-H (partially)
+Makes checking pre-timing possible by putting some text in the lines.
+(the actor name, and `a` or `b`, hence the name)
-### Inverse Glow
+ignores lines with text in them, prepends to lines with just tags in them
-For typesetting.
+## Audio Clipper
-Glow, but it goes inside the letters.
+Old and bad, but maybe still useful sometimes.
-- `\c` = dark colour
-- `\3c` = light colour
-- `\bord` = amount of blur on light colour
+**Needs [FFMPEG](https://ffmpeg.org) in your PATH.**
-won't work if doesn't have all three
+Makes audio clips of all the selected lines.
+Output is either stream-copied, or encoded to a format of your choice.
-see `inverse-glow.ass` for an example
+By default, makes a folder called `audioclipper_output` and dumps all the files in there.
+The filename is the index of the line in your selection.
-### K-Timing -> Alpha Timing
+**Done better by**: [Petzku's `Encode Clip`](https://github.com/petzku/Aegisub-Scripts/blob/master/macros/petzku.EncodeClip.lua), Aegisub's `Create audio clip` button.
-makes doing alpha timing significantly easier
- by getting rid of the part where you do alpha timing.
+## Chapter Generator
-originally created to convert stuff that should've been alpha timed in the first place
- but used a weird hack with `\ko` instead.
+Makes XML chapters for Matroska.
-### Order layers
+Incomplete clone of the chapter generator in [Significance](https://github.com/unanimated/luaegisub/blob/master/ua.Significance.lua).
+No proper XML handling here, just mashing strings together and hoping for the best.
-for typesetting.
+Makes lines with the effect `[Cc]hapter`, `[Cc]hptr` or `[Cc]hap` into chapters.
-Puts each selected line on its own layer, so they don't clash.
-Tries to be a bit clever and check if you actually need it
-, but it's not so clever that it'll check if they actually overlap.
+Start time is the timestamp, line text is the chapter name.
+Language is currently hardcoded to English.
-### Restyler
+**Done better by**: `Significance`, SubKt.
-`become-fansubber.lua`
+## Restyler
-Changes style of selected lines to `Default` (for now, will be configurable in future),
- and copies italic+alignment values from the script's styles to inline tags.
+previously `become-fansubber.lua`
-Can't help if the source script isn't properly styled.
+For dealing with CR scripts.
+
+Changes style of selected lines to `Default` and copies italic+alignment values from the script's styles to inline tags.
+
+Can't help if the source script isn't sanely styled.
**cannot handle inline tags!**
-### Scenebleed Detector
+## Scenebleed Detector
Finds scenebleeds in the selected lines, and marks them with an effect (`bleed`).
-Currently has a hardcoded threshold of 500ms
- as my brain is too small
- to figure out how to do
- a config file.
+Currently has a hardcoded threshold of 500ms, as my brain is too small to figure out how to do a config file.
**Done better by**: probably some UA script
-### Select Comments
-
-have a guess