Better Thyme

[Kilinich]

1) Ability to set value by index is just necessary.
I want scene.my.array(x) = value works.

2) It will be very cool to have scene.geom(ID) array to access any object's property from script.

[RaRaMalum]

long/expanding arrays is annoying atm so I support this.

[Versieon]

Yes definitely, would be very nice!

[Dakta]

I agree.

And while we're at it, can we have real if/else/elseif statements? I'm getting tired of using the stupid ternary conditional operator. It's nice for short small things, but once you get nested a couple elseif's deep... :shivers: You can keep them and still implement if statements

Also, I suggest getting geomID from a laser collide (as in, a script attached to the laser can get the geomID of whatever the laser hits).

Also also , can we have scrolling in the console? Please? Pretty please? I'm getting tired of not being able to see everything.

[KarateBrot]

Also also , can we have scrolling in the console? Please? Pretty please? I'm getting tired of not being able to see everything.

Press [Page Up] and [Page Down] and see what happens^^

[Dakta]

>: Now why can't we have it scroll with the scroll wheel too then? Thanks anyways!

[KarateBrot]

i think because it's already reserved for zooooooming

[Mr_Stabby]

may i also add a suggestion for the ability to retrieve pointers to fixates/hinges/springs that are attached to x object, each object could collect its children in an array and be accessed like e.this.child(0).torque = 10

[niffirg1]

You have my support

[Rrobba]

It's good enough in my opinion, but it can be improved!

*support*

[Gear97]

Yes, this idea is very good!
I Support

[tatt61880]

1) Ability to set value by index is just necessary.
I want scene.my.array(x) = value works.

I want this feature, too.

[racergonemad]

I support these suggestions. Some things that I want to do are impossible because I cant rewrite a single index of an array. I want to make and array with an indefinite number of indices, (using something like scene.my._array := scene.my._array ++ [rand.uniform01] ) , but I cant edit a specified index inside scene.my._array without knowing exactly how many indices are in it (ie, scene.my._array(2) := 12345). Its impossible to use the conventional scene.my._array := [scene.my._array(0), scene.my.array(1), 12345, scene.my._array(3), scene.my.....] because of its indefinite size, Id never know when to stop. The ability to set values by index would make this possible.