extractPatchlets takes a v1-compatible .vcv patch and splits it into multiple patchlets.
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When prompted, enter the name of the original patch.
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Do not include a .vcv extension.
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Include the full path of the .vcv file if it is different from the current working directory.
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There will be one patchlet for each row in the original patch.
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Each patchlet will contain all the modules in the corresponding row of the original patch.
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Any cables connecting modules in the same row will remain connected in the patchlet. Others will be discarded.
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Patchlets will be created in the current working directory.
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Patchlets will have the same name as the original patch, but with a suffix corresponding to the row in the original patch.
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The original patch will be unchanged.
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Example: If the original patch is named "X.vcv" and has 3 rows, then extractPatchlets will create 3 patchlets named "X_0.vcv", "X_1.vcv" and "X_2.vcv".
combinePatchlets takes multiple v1-compatible patchlets and combines them to make a new patch.
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When prompted, enter the name of the new patch to be created.
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Do not include a .vcv extension.
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When prompted, enter the name of the patchlets to be combined.
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Include the full path if it is different from the current working directory.
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Do not include .vcv extensions.
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Hit [Enter] to finish entering patchlets.
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The patchlets will be comnbined into a single patch, one on each row of the new patch.
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The new patch will be created in the current working directory.
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There will be no cable connections between rows, but cables connecting modules within each patchlet will remain connected.
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The same patchlet can be entered multiple times.
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Important: Do NOT enter more than one patchlet containing the Core Audio-8 or Audio-16 modules. VCV Rack will crash if you try to open the combined patch.