Can we have the SL scripting tool offline so i can script Offline.. then test them in game??
This would scripting easyer for me:
No sim crashes
No being bugged
No worrys about SL staying online half way through.
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Alex Edo
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05-15-2005 09:27
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Douglas Callahan
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05-15-2005 10:48
I too would love this. Often while loggin on I work on a script in notepad, but it's just not the same. I need the colors
 . Also the spacing is different, so when I convert in into SL, it looks a little funky._____________________
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Mathias Reitveld
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05-15-2005 11:15
And, sorry if this is out of context, but what about an offline primitive editor? I imagine such a thing may lead to malice though.
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Gwyneth Llewelyn
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05-15-2005 12:19
Take a look at the Open Source Metaverse Project at http://metaverse.sourceforge.net/. Although it's "not ready yet", it will feature a simple way to edit SL objects off-line - or, rather, hosting it on your "own" sim.
As to scripting, OSMP uses the Lua language - not Linden Scripting Language. However, in the near future, SL will be able to use several different languages at the same time, according to Cory Linden, as they're moving towards an implementation of Mono inside SL (the early results are very promising). That way, you'd be able to use Lua over Mono, test your scripts on "your own sim at home" using OSMP, design and create the objects there, and then upload everything into SL  Ah, the wonderful world of open source software... _____________________
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Alex Edo
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Ohh
05-15-2005 12:32
Sounds good..
I just want a notepad based tool that uses the colors and will tell me if there is an error.. coz i always make mistacks or forget somthing.. LOL hehe would just help If some one made one it wil be greatly appreciated by all i think... |
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jester Knox
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05-15-2005 13:39
you may want to check this page in the LSL wiki
http://secondlife.com/badgeo/wakka.php?wakka=AlternativeEditors it has links to external editors and/or downloads to make them color LSL correctly jester . _____________________
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Jeffrey Gomez
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05-15-2005 13:42
And, sorry if this is out of context, but what about an offline primitive editor? I imagine such a thing may lead to malice though. I've considered something like this, and put in a little work on it already. The project is currently on hold until near the end of the Game Dev contest, since that's keeping me busy. _____________________
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Catherine Omega
Geometry Ninja
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05-15-2005 15:52
Get SciTE-ez here. It may take a couple minutes to set up how you like it, but it's what I use, and it's great.
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Synergy Belvedere
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05-17-2005 10:59
Code Genie rocks too, love having those colors in my offline editor. I can code LSL at work and then just copy/paste to my scripts in game when done and bug check there. Now if we could just get an offline compiler
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Escort DeFarge
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05-17-2005 15:18
However, in the near future, SL will be able to use several different languages at the same time Does this mean that the library API will also be converted to several different languages? I find that hard to see happening... what am I missing? /esc _____________________
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Strife Onizuka
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05-17-2005 20:48
My interest is how they implement Mono, specificly how it hooks into the world and interacts with it. The language and compilers may be standard but I suspect some custom libraries/headers/classes will need to be writen for each language to connect the low level aspects of the language to the higherlevel aspects.
Anyway I don't expect Mono till 1.8 or 2.0 _____________________
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wizzie Baldwin
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editor I like
05-19-2005 00:01
SciTE-ez
I like it for LSL, PHP, and .ini files it loads in an instant has pretty decent functionality have a great one |
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Zennoa Seifert
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06-15-2006 22:32
Hmm, I'll bet I could set up ObjectEdit to work with this (Stardock WindowsBlinds subscription includes this but I think it's free anyway).
Yes, I mainly would like to be able to edit and test scripts off the SL server, although scripting while hanging out on a money chair is pretty fun too. And my connection can usually easily tollerate it but say I wanted Azureus running, then we've got bottlenecks. |
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ed44 Gupte
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06-15-2006 22:52
Don't forget lslint to check your scripts with offline, awesome!
http://w-hat.com/lslint/ |