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dirkk0
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Posted: 26th Jan 2014 13:19
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Hi,



what is the best workflow to test scripts? I found that simply editing the script file doesn't trigger a reload, even assigning a different script and switch back to the script doesn't. For the moment I need to restart the FPSCR to get the changed script loaded. Is there a better way?



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Fane
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Posted: 26th Jan 2014 19:51
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I had the same problem. I was unable to find a solution so I think we have to wait until it gets improved.
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Posted: 26th Jan 2014 19:57
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Thanks for your answer, fane!



So you wrote/debugged your medicstation script (thanks for that, too!!) by restarting FPSCR over and over again?



@lee this should be improved soon.



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Posted: 26th Jan 2014 23:15
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Quote: "So you wrote/debugged your medicstation script (thanks for that, too!!) by restarting FPSCR over and over again?"




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Posted: 4th Feb 2014 19:00
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with the new version it seems to be that you no longer need to restart fpsc to edit/test a script

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kehagiat
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Posted: 4th Feb 2014 22:48
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With version 310114 I find that once a script has been compiled, changes to the lua file do not "register" during execution.



The workaround I use is to save every new version of the script with a slightly different name, e.g. script01.lua, script02.lua, script03.lua, ... and then go to entity edit mode, right-click on the entity and associate it to the new script. If it is the first time the script is used, it is a new compilation and changes take effect.



It takes a few extra clicks to do this, but it is faster than restarting FPSC.



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Posted: 7th May 2014 22:10
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Quote: "with the new version it seems to be that you no longer need to restart fpsc to edit/test a script "




I have to restart the editor every script change with the current version. It is very time consuming. I really hope this is fixed in 1.007.
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Posted: 12th May 2014 17:34
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@tomjscott This will help my learning process incredibly. It is really hard to make simple quick changes at the moment when I have issues. I also have a tendency to want to try a few edits at once to help minimize the down time when restarting but im su
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