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Ive been trying for 2 days and I see various files open up that say they are for intervalometers--but they open up and show a long list of codes and i dont know what to do with it or how to get it into the scripts file on the card. I know how to place the has files there but when i see all the code --what do I do with it? copy paste it and create a document?? call it has then place it on card? often times it will say download--but when i click on it it only opens up the page and shows the lines of code?? |
Ive been trying for 2 days and I see various files open up that say they are for intervalometers--but they open up and show a long list of codes and i dont know what to do with it or how to get it into the scripts file on the card. I know how to place the has files there but when i see all the code --what do I do with it? copy paste it and create a document?? call it has then place it on card? often times it will say download--but when i click on it it only opens up the page and shows the lines of code?? |
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+ | '''Answer:''' |
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+ | CHDK scripts are plain text files. |
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+ | * Create a new, empty text file ''(e.g. on MS Windows with the Notepad editor)'', insert the script text with copy & paste, then save the file to the <tt>\CHDK\SCRIPTS</tt> folder on your SD card. |
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+ | * For Lua scripts use '''.lua''' as filename extension, for uBasic scripts use '''.bas'''. |
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+ | * When saving the text file with your editor, use ANSI coding (NOT UTF8 !) |
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+ | '''Sample:''' |
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+ | * Insert the script text from [[Lua#Minimalistic_Intervalometer]] with copy & paste into your editor. <br/>The script text in this sample starts with <tt>--[[</tt> and ends with <tt>until false</tt>, add an empty line at the end of the file. |
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+ | * Save the file to your card, e.g. with a filename like <tt>mint.lua</tt> |
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+ | * Start CHDK, enter <Alt> mode, load the file... |
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+ | * Setup the script parameters (in the sample script this is ''shooting interval'' in minutes and seconds, with 0 / 10 as default values) |
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+ | * start the script with the shutter button |
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+ | Read more in the [[CHDK_User_Manual]]... |
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+ | :<small><sub>''[[User:Fe50|Fe50]] 20:48, October 13, 2011 (UTC)''</sub></small> |
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+ | [[Category:Help]] |
Latest revision as of 09:05, 14 February 2012
Ive been trying for 2 days and I see various files open up that say they are for intervalometers--but they open up and show a long list of codes and i dont know what to do with it or how to get it into the scripts file on the card. I know how to place the has files there but when i see all the code --what do I do with it? copy paste it and create a document?? call it has then place it on card? often times it will say download--but when i click on it it only opens up the page and shows the lines of code??
Answer:
CHDK scripts are plain text files.
- Create a new, empty text file (e.g. on MS Windows with the Notepad editor), insert the script text with copy & paste, then save the file to the \CHDK\SCRIPTS folder on your SD card.
- For Lua scripts use .lua as filename extension, for uBasic scripts use .bas.
- When saving the text file with your editor, use ANSI coding (NOT UTF8 !)
Sample:
- Insert the script text from Lua#Minimalistic_Intervalometer with copy & paste into your editor.
The script text in this sample starts with --[[ and ends with until false, add an empty line at the end of the file. - Save the file to your card, e.g. with a filename like mint.lua
- Start CHDK, enter <Alt> mode, load the file...
- Setup the script parameters (in the sample script this is shooting interval in minutes and seconds, with 0 / 10 as default values)
- start the script with the shutter button
Read more in the CHDK_User_Manual...
- Fe50 20:48, October 13, 2011 (UTC)