how to find/list modules in a patch

[alainherbuel]

Hi,

Is there a way to list the modules included in a patch?

Thank you. Alain

[marc_boule (Marc Boulé)]

Here’s a related post that might have some answers:

Is there a utility that lists modules in a patch?

“Is there a utility that lists modules in a patch?” By that I mean something that provides a text file of all the modules (and plugins they belong to) in use for a given patch, so that you could say “I made this patch with these modules: [copy & paste the list]”. I thought I saw a reference to such a thing a few weeks ago in some post, but I cannot for the life of me find it again. I scanned through all the modules tagged with “utility” in the VCV Library, but no joy.

[rsmus7 (Stephan)]

when you use this https://vcvtools.glitch.me/ site

you get a list of the “missing” and another list of the “have” modules

see here:

Missing Module Finder

So in response to this thread about missing plugins I made a little website that takes a VCV patch and tells you which modules you are missing. URL: https://vcvtools.glitch.me/ Example: [image] I mostly just made it for the sake of making it, but I thought I’d share it anyways. The code is available under an MIT license if anyone wants to make something cool based of it . The website that hosts it is https://glitch.com/. It makes it super easy and free to host little websites like this, you…

I edited the title a bit to fit more universally

[dan.tilley (DanT)]

chowdsp Credit

[alainherbuel]

That was exactly what I was looking for! Many thanks. When you publish tutorials on a regular base, it is important, but time consuming, to list all the modules used in your patch. But important I think. I’ll add also a link to this module in each video.

Once again, thank you. Alain

[alainherbuel]

There isa solution indeed. Thanks.

[alainherbuel]

Thank you! Interesting indeed. I didn’t know this web site. Alain