Use this extension here. It brings 2 new customizable toolbar!
I use it to organize my scripts.

Is free?
In any case, I see that it has many options, I just need to add categories in the toolbar to put my created scripts. You would have to delete all the ones that this tool brings. On the web I did not find the option to download only a part of what it offers, nor the option that best suits what I need.

The free version of the extension already entitles you to a toolbar.

It has an option that leaves it empty for you to place your scripts easily.

The free version of the extension already entitles you to a toolbar.

It has an option that leaves it empty for you to place your scripts easily.

But which of all the scripts on that page should I try? because, for example, the "get a trial" option looks like something that gets disabled over time

@Jorge-Vegas, the short answer is that, yes, you can write a script that you would place on the toolbar that could then list scripts by category that you could then choose from. You would need to manually list each script you wanted run and what category they were in inside that script. You have to do it from a Custom Command but you can certainly call another script from the custom command:

@Jorge-Vegas There are 3 "versions" that are the same download file, a paid version, a demo and a free one, to know more you can read the help manual on the website.

But basically to activate the free version, just type the word "FREE" in the serial field.

@Jorge-Vegas There are 3 "versions" that are the same download file, a paid version, a demo and a free one, to know more you can read the help manual on the website.

But basically to activate the free version, just type the word "FREE" in the serial field.

Thank you, it complies with what you mentioned.
My scripts can be easily added, although my scripts don't appear with the icon I created for them. Anyway, I think that if I manage to create a script/custom command that launches other scripts, the icons don't show up either, which slows down the workflow.
It's so strange that you can't do something as simple as viewing the scxripts by folders, as you can do in the 'Tools>create script>"open folder" menu:

@Jorge-Vegas, the short answer is that, yes, you can write a script that you would place on the toolbar that could then list scripts by category that you could then choose from. You would need to manually list each script you wanted run and what category they were in inside that script. You have to do it from a Custom Command but you can certainly call another script from the custom command:

I understand that the idea of the video is to use an interface where you can choose different scripts, which I haven't tried yet because another somewhat similar need arose and it should be easier:
I need a script/extension/custom command, some of them, that will run other custom scripts that are hosted in a directory that I provide.

I tried a very simple code that uses "vegas.RunScriptFile(scriptPath)" to check if it's possible to launch a script from another script/custom command but it doesn't work, I get error "HRESULT E_FAIL COM" even though the path is ok and the mentioned script works fine if I run it manually.

I know you mentioned that to launch a script you must use a custom command, which is similar to a script, but I don't quite understand the difference and I haven't been able to get something so basic to work.

As an emergency alternative, I have had to create a Script that includes the code lines of 3 other scripts, but it usually fails due to double definitions, my lack of experience, among others.

The code that I have tried and that gives me the mentioned error is the following. I tried several alternatives, like entering the path using '\\', without using '@' ,or the same code without using 'try' and 'catch (Exception ex)'. I saved this code with '.cs' extension and ran it from ''Tools>Scripting>Run Script":

using System;
using System.Windows.Forms;
using ScriptPortal.Vegas;public class EntryPoint
{
     public void FromVegas(Vegas vegas)
     {
         string scriptPath = @"full path\Marker.cs";  
       try
         {
             vegas.RunScriptFile(scriptPath);
         }
         catch(Exception ex)
         {
             MessageBox.Show(ex.Message);
         }
     }
}

And the "Marker.cs" file contains the following functional script:

usingSystem;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using ScriptPortal.Vegas;class EntryPoint
{
     public void FromVegas(Vegas vegas)
     {
         foreach (Track track in vegas.Project.Tracks)
         {
             foreach (TrackEvent te in track.Events)
             {
                 if (you.Selected)
                 {
                     Marker marker = new Marker(te.End);
                     vegas.Project.Markers.Add(marker);
                 }
             }
         }
     }
}

It only works from a custom command. You can't run a script from a script. You can only run a script from a custom command as shown in the video tutorial I linked.

It only works from a custom command. You can't run a script from a script. You can only run a script from a custom command as shown in the video tutorial I linked.

Yes, I know, you said it at the beginning of your video.

 But what is wrong in the code that I have shared?  I did it with what I saw in your video, it's short because I just want to test if it works, before doing everything else.

 I don't speak English so I don't understand 100% of what's in the video.

What's wrong is that you haven't put it in a custom command.

I tried to compile a custom command with Visual Studio but it gave me about 18 errors and I don't understand why.

 And what about does Vegas delete my scripts from the toolbar?  As much as I carefully order the scripts, I'm worried that I'll delete them again, and I haven't found a file, in Windows Explorer, that stores my toolbar layout.

 Vegas also often has trouble saving my keyboard shortcuts, sometimes it saves them and sometimes it ignores what I set, even if I only delete a default shortcut, the changes are saved even after reboot, even in the shortcuts settings file inside the Vegas older my settings have been saved, but they are not applied in my projects.