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An autoloading script. Any script with the AVSI extension in the AviSynth Plugins folder is automatically imported. This is useful for making script functions available to any new script you create without having to copy and paste. However, any code not wrapped in a function [[The_script_execution_model/Sequence_of_events|will be executed when the script starts up]]. Code in .AVSI files should be restricted to [[Import]], [[Plugins|loading plugins]] and global variable definitions.
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An autoloading script. Any script with the .AVSI extension in the AviSynth Plugins folder is automatically [[Import|imported]]. This is useful for making script functions available to any new script you create without having to copy and paste. However, any code not wrapped in a function [[The_script_execution_model/Sequence_of_events|will be executed when the script starts up]]. Code in .AVSI files should be restricted to [[User_defined_script_functions|user-defined functions]], [[Script_variables|global variable definitions]], [[Plugins|loading plugins]] and [[Import|importing other scripts]].
  
 
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Latest revision as of 04:48, 15 April 2015

An autoloading script. Any script with the .AVSI extension in the AviSynth Plugins folder is automatically imported. This is useful for making script functions available to any new script you create without having to copy and paste. However, any code not wrapped in a function will be executed when the script starts up. Code in .AVSI files should be restricted to user-defined functions, global variable definitions, loading plugins and importing other scripts.

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