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Welcome Nikki ? Adam was great, and so you will be ?

GREAT NEWS ! I really liked visual scripting, but like jchob said, I am glad I could go back to "normal" scripting. This might take me back to scripting rigale actually ?

Hey RedEagle, you were the first one to greet me and show me interest and support. Thank you for that. Do what you have to do, and take very good care. Cheers !

I am deeply grateful, thank you so much, first time ever I win a modding prize ?

As per title ?

Thanks 2 u 2. I already use the if method, Valour4Eva, like I describe in my post. However, it really feels clumsy. ocnoglittle, I will give it a try again, now that instructions can have up to 16 variables in the 1.5 update, which is great. Cheers

Just when a wrong variable is highlighted in red, would it be possible to highlights all variables use in green. (for example, I define a local "item to equip" variable, it would be neat that all iterations of this variable , when I click on one of them, are highlighted in green. Cheers ?

Concerning rigale, most of my systems are in place. However, one thing that is really pushing me away from the editor and visual coding those days is that I can't easily copy/paste code. This is an issue, because it makes it harder to create new critters for example. Lets take a rabbit and crab for example. Sure, I can use script to easily change/randomize some values and colors, and this I already do (if you play rigale, you will notice animals "get older", or wolves can become alphas, or deers white deers. but If I want to create a crab from a rabbit (let's say for simplicity's sake that they have almost the same values. Yes crabs can bunny jump in Rigale ? ) I have to copy/paste every godamm line of code (which I wrap in a convenient logical "if", that then allows to copy everything inside). Its is a long, time consumming/error prone process. My proposal would be to have some way to (using ctrl ? ) add all lines of code to a copy, and then paste them all to the new critter/item script. Or maybe a workaround would be to change only the apparence of the critter, and have more control on its base values (especially speed). However, those are proposals of course. The editor is AMAZING, and getting better with each update. Good job ppl.

I can add an array to an array, but I can't remove an array from an array (I can remove an object at a specified index, but not an array) It woyuld be really nice to have this feature.

It seems all widgets from my custom windows and UI have been multiplicated 4 times (I have 4 occurence of the widget when I call it from script, but not when I check it from the layout. Its weird.

That would be neat if it was possible to create fixed variables choice for functions (think enumerators) So, for example, let's say I have a "gather item" instruction. One of the variables would be "how many items". When I use this instruction, clicking on this variable would show me a number of choices, and I would pick one. A little bit like when I get to pick an enum variable, like a movement stance, or a type of item, or an equipment slot... Or at least have the possibility to comment an instruction, and have access to this comment when I call the instruction from another script. ?

its not easy. I cheated, when the player attacks with ranged attack, he has a little chance to immediately recover an ammunition. Aw well....

While we are at it, along custom images (yaye character sheet ? ), maybe we could have custom fonts ?

Beside spawning entities, prototypes, game logics, maybe spawning groups ?

However, because bows will get a rework in 1.5, it might be possible to add natively this feature ?