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masterfuji 06-09-2003 08:26 PM

Pull Down Menus???
 
i like the current graal scripting system but i think it would be better to have pull down menus like on macromedia flash mx,
it would be more orginized and you would get done with scripts faster ;)

Neoreno 06-09-2003 08:37 PM

...?

Elaborate.

masterfuji 06-09-2003 08:45 PM

what i am trying to say....
 
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the commands (i.e.playertouchsme,playerendsreading,set,unset)
would be in a pull down menu kind like on macromedia flash mx ,
its easy and more efficent if you dont know what it looks like on flash mx ill post a pic.

Spark910 06-09-2003 11:38 PM

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It woudl be good yes, so certian commands are in one part, easier to see them all. But it would only be good if you can switch between expert and normal mode. Or atleast make it so its always expert, but you can add bits in like that:

screen-shot of mine shows how its all catagorised, p.s: 5 owns MX.

Kaimetsu 06-09-2003 11:56 PM

I still have no idea what everyone is talking about.

masterfuji 06-10-2003 12:23 AM

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Originally posted by Spark910
It woudl be good yes, so certian commands are in one part, easier to see them all. But it would only be good if you can switch between expert and normal mode. Or atleast make it so its always expert, but you can add bits in like that:screen-shot of mine shows how its all catagorised,

Yeah experts could type the script themself but ****s could just select already done scripts,only thing what about nested stuff?
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p.s: 5 owns MX
sad but true
:(

amonrabr 06-10-2003 02:27 AM

I had the same idea, I think like you "normal" and " advance" mode.. thats what I am working on..

CheeToS2 06-10-2003 05:23 AM

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Originally posted by Kaimetsu
I still have no idea what everyone is talking about.
That little menu on the left of the screenshot. You go through, find what you're looking for, double click it to add it to the script, then you can select it in the script & change parameters. Its extremely slow to do.

Kaimetsu 06-10-2003 05:43 AM

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Originally posted by CheeToS2

That little menu on the left of the screenshot. You go through, find what you're looking for, double click it to add it to the script, then you can select it in the script & change parameters. Its extremely slow to do.

Sounds horrible.

But everybody, the editor is going to be entirely scripted at some point in the future. You'll be able to add this stuff for yourself.

LilNiglet 06-17-2003 01:51 AM

So.. basically, you want to create "Visual GraalScript?" o.o

Falados 06-17-2003 05:22 PM

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Originally posted by Kaimetsu


Sounds horrible.

But everybody, the editor is going to be entirely scripted at some point in the future. You'll be able to add this stuff for yourself.

We get access to the editor's source code?

Kaimetsu 06-17-2003 05:24 PM

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Originally posted by Falados


We get access to the editor's source code?

No. By my understanding, the whole GUI is going to be script-based.

protagonist 06-20-2003 03:05 PM

That would be bad, it's incredibly inefficient to have to go through menus to find commands. It would be much faster in the long run if you just learn the commands.

adam 06-20-2003 06:47 PM

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Originally posted by protagonist
That would be bad, it's incredibly inefficient to have to go through menus to find commands. It would be much faster in the long run if you just learn the commands.

All we really need is a "complete" refrence guide to "every" command. :(

protagonist 06-20-2003 07:01 PM

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Originally posted by adam



All we really need is a "complete" refrence guide to "every" command. :(

Yeah. I think Jagen posted a good one awhile ago.


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