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Plugin events

Instruments in the channel rack and effects in mixer slots are plugins. Plugin events follow the channel or the slot that holds the plugin and describe that plugin.

Events

IDSize classNameHolds
0x80 (128)DwordPlugin colourThe colour shown for the plugin.
0x9B (155)DwordPlugin iconThe icon shown for the plugin.
0xC9 (201)TextPlugin internal nameThe plugin’s own name, which says which plugin this is. A third-party plugin is loaded through FL Studio’s wrapper, and its internal name names the wrapper.
0xCB (203)TextPlugin nameThe name shown to the user. Used for slots from FL Studio 3.3.
0xD4 (212)DataPlugin wrapperSettings of the wrapper that hosts the plugin, as a block of binary data.
0xD5 (213)DataPlugin stateThe plugin’s saved state, from FL Studio 1.6.5. Its layout belongs to the plugin.

Plugin state

The plugin state event is the plugin’s own data. For FL Studio’s built-in plugins it is a layout chosen by Image-Line. For a third-party plugin it holds the wrapper’s data, which in turn carries the plugin’s saved state. A reader that does not know a plugin can keep its state as it is and write it back unchanged.

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