Rrudev: Npl Scripter (Part 2)
Since the first preview of the NPL scripter I posted a while ago there have been some significant changes to it. I will explain them below. However first, here is a screenshot:
Separate Application
The previous editor was going to be part of Map Creator. However one major change is that it will come as a separate program bundled with Map Creator. This allows users to run just the scripter without starting up Map Creator and loading up a saved map. However this is not to say there won’t be a menu item in Map Creator. You’ll still be able to launch the scripter from Map Creator and when saving maps it will save the script you wrote as part of the saved map. This means when you open a saved map you’ll be able to launch the scripter from the menu and it will automatically load up the script.
The separate application just gives the user some choice to allow it to be run as a standalone program or with Map Creator.
Function Listing Improvement
The function listing (on the right side) has been improved to be sorted into 3 tabs. First, the function list. Second, the variable related functions like “SetR0†or the timers. And lastly the event tab has some special functions like ‘Finish’ ‘Stop’ ‘Event’ etc…
Interface Improvement
The editor itself has been vastly improved. If you look at the old version it was just a text editor with some buttons on top and it could not be resized. The newer editor can be resized and it has the addition of a menu and a toolbar without those ugly buttons on top.
Wizard (WIP)
I have also started putting the wizard together and it still has a lot to go and the way it works is not fully decided, but here is the latest screenshot of it.
Enjoy.
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