The Script Console records every Brio Script run, newest first. Open it from Window ▸ Script Console or File ▸ Scripts ▸ Script Console. Runs are kept while the app is open, so you can close and reopen the panel without losing them.
Brio Script reads After Effects-style scripts — app.project.activeItem, layers, properties, keyframes and expressions — and one undo takes back a whole run.
Toolbar
| Button | What it does |
|---|---|
| Run Script File… | Pick a script file and run it. |
| Scripts Folder | Open the Scripts folder. |
| Clear | Remove all runs from the list. |
A run
Each run shows:
- A status dot: accent while running, red on error, green when it finished.
- The script name.
- A summary: "running…", the number of changes and the time it took, "stopped after N changes", or "no changes".
- Every line the script printed with
$.writelnoralert. - An error, with its line number. Code Brio doesn't support is reported as Not in Brio Script:.
- ↻ to run the same script again.
When a run fails, Convert AE Script… offers to rewrite what Brio can't run as-is.
Tips
The empty console links to the scripting reference at brio.art/scripting.