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Some of this comes down to what the coder actually wants to code and how much time they want to spend on it. As I don't want anybody to get me wrong, let's put it clearly. This is exactly why I said "my two cents" and "what do you think?". I'm not coding MapTool and the dev team...

My two cents: I'd agree with RPTroll on this. It seems an awful loss of coding time (which is sparse) to develop an internal code editor instead of an easy way to export/import macros and all the campaign stuff. We won't get close to existing code editors, not talking of all other developing tools. ...

Well, this could give access to versioning and thus easier collaborative work on frameworks, but this might be considered over the top.

JamzTheMan wrote:I'm thinking #2 is more important to #1 at this point (at least for me it is). Others can chime in. As we can already use MT to edit everything today but we can't import individual parts easily to update frameworks.

Makes sense to me.

In the OP you stated that you wish to implement versioning control, but is it only for macros' text or a whole framework ? Don't forget that some metadatas influence the way the macro behaves and you'll probably want to keep track of changes in macro's storing places in MapTool (token, lib token, ca...

As I don't remember it being a subject of it's own for quite a long time now, I dare asking: what are the dev team's thoughts on JavaScript as an additional script language? I saw a few mentions here and there in the reviving 1.4 project threads (HTML server, database, etc.), but is there a overall ...

As most people here, as long as it's game related and simple I don't mind.

The donation banner would be worth a try though.

The reason I don't join the MT dev team is because MT is dead technology. It is not the future of VTT. Trying to keep it on life support is not the way to go. It needs a complete rebuild, from the ground up, as a no-download-needed solution for players (web interface). It needs SQL (or noSQL) datab...

Great job RPTroll. Thanks a lot for that.

Thanks for the news. And I'm also glad you might not be alone any more

Wow ! It looks like a major resurrect spell has been cast

I'm really glad to see you back guys… even if it's just for a few words and casual help

Another question : what about the work username seems to have made till now. Is it already in or do you plan to integrate it later ?

By the way : glad to see you back guys

Ran it on MacOS 10.6.8, Java 6. It seems to work after a very quick test with the french Savage Worlds framework. I don't know if the Java version will prove to be a problem later Note : you've got to copy the launcher outside of the package to use it. Just create a launcher directory, right-click t...

Always interested in the progresses you make.

Regarding button mapping I would try to keep it consistent regarding the actions mapped rather than the object manipulated. But that's just my two cents.

Glad to see you're still working on it. Thanks.

I'm always glad to notice a french appearance in a foreign (from a french viewpoint) work, but please, no more Google Translate use It really hurts to read barely understandable faked sentences. You must know at least a few jokes about the "english" notices of chinese products Please, plea...