This script is designed to automatically run other scripts when Source Filmmaker is started. It also provides a window to manage these scripts and their settings.
The Autoinit Manager window will normally open automatically, but it can be opened manually through Scripts > kiwifruitdev > autoinit_manager.
Additionally, you can use -nostartwizard as a launch option to disable the session creation popup when starting SFM.
All script windows that are opened on startup will be given a button in the "Windows" menu so you can open them at any time. By default, these windows will be hidden until shown manually so that your layouts can stay consistent.
Some scripts will be dynamically patched to work without interruptions. The following changes have been made:
- Any script that uses
sfmApp.RegisterTabWindow- A "Show" button for this script will be added to the Autoinit Manager window.
- The window that was registered will have an option added to the "Windows" menu in SFM.
- Any script that uses
sfmApp.ShowTabWindow- No windows will be shown, this is to prevent custom windows from popping up when SFM starts.
- You can still show the window by using the "Windows" menu in SFM or through the Autoinit Manager window.
- Quick Menu Redux by Fames (
quickmenu_v3.py)- Disabled showing the window on run since it does not use
sfmApp.ShowTabWindow. - Prevented writing to
sfm_init.pybecause it is no longer needed. - Removed existing code that runs this script from
sfm_init.pyif it exists.
- Disabled showing the window on run since it does not use
- Directional Scale Controls (Stretching) by LLIoKoJIad (
directional_scale_patch.py)- Disabled pop-up dialogs that normally appear when the script is run.
- Facial Flex Unlocker by LLIoKoJIad (
sfm_flex_unlocker.py)- Disabled pop-up dialogs that normally appear when the script is run.
- Light Limit Patch by KiwifruitDev (
light_limit_patch.py)- Disabled pop-up dialogs that normally appear when the script is run.
- Added enhanced options to Autoinit Manager to allow you to set the light limit on startup.
You can view which patches have been applied to a script by right clicking on its entry in the Autoinit Manager window and hovering over the "Autoinit Patches" option.
If you're a developer, add your script to a scripts/sfm/autoinit folder. The script will be executed when the SFM is started and users can enable or disable it in the Autoinit Manager window. You can then add Autoinit Manager as a dependency to your Workshop item.
This script is also available on GitHub.
This script is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more information.
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