Custom Query (105 matches)

Developer console seems to be hidden at higher resolutions.

I still can type on it. Commands still work (and I can see the returned values/error messages), only inputted text isn't displayed.

It would very useful if instead of ignoring and causing silent issues, if the BSL parser could emit a warning when a variable that was not been declared is used.

How it is right now it raises a very hard to debug issue.

\Edit Changed error to warning, because if we would emit an error, it could break existing scripts.

I thought this had been reported before, or even fixed, but maybe my memory is faulty. Currently, the AEI prints the core mod packages twice at the top of Installation.log:

AEI2 version: .26
Installed tools:
 - OniSplit (AEI) (0.9.95.0)
 - XmlTools (2.0b)
 - XmlToolsDependencies (1.2)
 - AE Read-Me (2015-03)
 - Oni game app (Mac OS X, Intel) (1.2.1) (! LOCALLY MODIFIED !)
 - Menu Fixes (AE) (1.1)
 - Globalization Fixes for Characters (1.2)
 - Custom Character Variants (1.1)
 - Airport Vehicle Fix (1.0)
 - Bomber Fix (1.0)
 - Widescreen Fixes (1.11)
 - Unlock All Moves (1.3)
 - Vanilla BSL (1.1)
 - Missing Sounds (1.0)
Installing mods:
 - Menu Fixes (AE) (1.1)
 - Globalization Fixes for Characters (1.2)
 - Custom Character Variants (1.1)
 - Airport Vehicle Fix (1.0)
 - Bomber Fix (1.0)
 - Widescreen Fixes (1.11)
 - Unlock All Moves (1.3)
 - Vanilla BSL (1.1)
 - Missing Sounds (1.0)
 - Smart Barabas (1.2)

It helps readability if we can remove those core mods from under "Installed tools", but I'd like to suggest going a little further and breaking the installed packages into three groups, "Installed tools", "Core mods", and "Optional [or "Selected"] mods" so that we can quickly see just what the user has selected for installation.