Script Editor Layers | A Must Have | Near 100% Support!

awesome5185

bump

Botcho_Otkho

It's a cool suggestion,but I can't understand how this would help when you mess up a script.

Garamol56

Support!

awesome5185

Botcho_Otkho wrote:
It's a cool suggestion,but I can't understand how this would help when you mess up a script.

It's so you don't accidently drag a script into the wrong place (eg: into another script or the trash)

Botcho_Otkho

awesome5185 wrote:
Botcho_Otkho wrote:
It's a cool suggestion,but I can't understand how this would help when you mess up a script.

It's so you don't accidently drag a script into the wrong place (eg: into another script or the trash)

Oh, I understand. Support for the reasons you said in the OP.

Last edited by Botcho_Otkho (March 5, 2018 13:08:20)

YubNubEwok

Total support!
This will be super helpful for when working on large projects.

awesome5185

Botcho_Otkho wrote:
awesome5185 wrote:
Botcho_Otkho wrote:
It's a cool suggestion,but I can't understand how this would help when you mess up a script.

It's so you don't accidently drag a script into the wrong place (eg: into another script or the trash)
Oh, I understand. Support for the reasons you said in the OP.

Cool! This is totally not a bump

Inkulumo

No support, this is really easy to workaround by just duplicating the sprite or the script you are working on and then testing them individually. I can see the use in this, but it's just way too easy to do without.

mrbumppo

Support.

YubNubEwok

mrbumppo wrote:
Support.

Why do you support?

hellounicorns2

Support because I always mess up and drag a piece of code into the wrong script, if I could move it to another ‘layer’ I wouldn’t have to worry about that, it would also be useful if I have a work in progress part of a game that gets in the road if you had to ‘disable code’ option

awesome5185

Inkulumo wrote:
No support, this is really easy to workaround by just duplicating the sprite or the script you are working on and then testing them individually. I can see the use in this, but it's just way too easy to do without.

What? I think you should re-read OP.

awesome5185

Bump once again.

awesome5185

I summon this thread back from the grave

awesome5185

Bump?

CKCG

Support!
I think this a brilliant idea, and would totally help with organization!

TheAdriCoolManDude

Support, it is easier to fix scripts, and add new blocks in misplaced places using Script Editor Layers, especially if you have a lot of scripts.

IIGunnerII

block ideas!

broadcast [ v] in layer (1 v) ::stack events // It targets the layer with a local broadcast there, useful for games or something (but still useful) no use in current layer
broadcast [ v] in layer (1 v) and wait ::stack events // broadcast and wait of layers basically
stop [other layers in sprite v] ::stack // stops other layers in sprite
stop [all layers except current v] ::stack // stops other layers
stop [current layer v] // stops the layer. acts like a stop all to the layer

ALSO 150% support, very useful! So many creative opportunities!

awesome5185

IIGunnerII wrote:

block ideas!

broadcast [ v] in layer (1 v) ::stack events // It targets the layer with a local broadcast there, useful for games or something (but still useful) no use in current layer
broadcast [ v] in layer (1 v) and wait ::stack events // broadcast and wait of layers basically
stop [other layers in sprite v] ::stack // stops other layers in sprite
stop [all layers except current v] ::stack // stops other layers
stop [current layer v] // stops the layer. acts like a stop all to the layer

ALSO 150% support, very useful! So many creative opportunities!

I know I'm responding to a old comment but: I agree with the stop layers block, it seems like it'd be really useful but the broadcast blocks seem a little unnesscary.

RentedLlama15

It's a great idea, but i think it would lag a lot.

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