Hi,
I am thinking of creating and cel/celx script editor for celestia using either PHP or Visual Basic or maybe even both. But I dont want to do it if theres one out there already so is there?
If not then give me ideas if people would want it and if so what do you want to see in it?
I was thinking of have all the functions of the normal Celestia and then having an "plus mode" that has the new functions from Vincents patch for 1.4.1.
I am guessing that all the functions from 1.4.x are in 1.5.x but 1.5.x has newer ones possbile yes?
Let me know I will get some paper work done on it asap.
Andrew
Script Wizard/Editor?
Re: Script Wizard/Editor?
Andrew wrote:I am thinking of creating and cel/celx script editor for celestia using either PHP or Visual Basic or maybe even both. But I dont want to do it if theres one out there already so is there?
If not then give me ideas if people would want it and if so what do you want to see in it?
Very strange noone has responded to this. I think a script wizard would be very cool for Celestia.
As for what i want to see in it, well, input fields for everything one wants to preload, fields for setting objects to visit, flight time between, FOV, distance, orientation and date. To be useful, there should be options for varying these values an unspecified number of times; else, it would be simpler to write the script by hand.
- rthorvald
Andrew wrote:Yeah I was thinking more people might want this but hey!
Cool, Im going to do some GUI layouts soon so when I have them ill add the images so you can have a look.
Thanks!
Of course, what i mentioned above is actually more of a script layout tool, since detail always needs to be done by hand. So, maybe the output should have extensive commenting associated with each generated function, with some default messages for each, so the code will be more readable...
- rthorvald
Andrew,
There used to be a Web based script generator by "Slashi" at http://consul.com.ua/celestia/
but the web site seems to have evaporated. You can see what its user interface used to look like at
http://web.archive.org/web/200605211635 ... /celestia/
A link to a German language script generator is on the Motherlode on the Web page http://celestiamotherlode.net/catalog/utilities.html
but its site seems to have gone the way of all things, too. It looks like it might have moved to http://www.celpro.info/ but I'm not sure.
I'm sure people would appreciate it if you could actually upload your script to the Motherlode, which one would hope will last just a little longer than most personal sites.
There used to be a Web based script generator by "Slashi" at http://consul.com.ua/celestia/
but the web site seems to have evaporated. You can see what its user interface used to look like at
http://web.archive.org/web/200605211635 ... /celestia/
A link to a German language script generator is on the Motherlode on the Web page http://celestiamotherlode.net/catalog/utilities.html
but its site seems to have gone the way of all things, too. It looks like it might have moved to http://www.celpro.info/ but I'm not sure.
I'm sure people would appreciate it if you could actually upload your script to the Motherlode, which one would hope will last just a little longer than most personal sites.
Selden
Re: Script Wizard/Editor?
Andrew wrote:Hi, I am thinking of creating and cel/celx script editor for celestia using either PHP or Visual Basic or maybe even both.
Andrew
Andrew, sorry for late reply, but I missed this post (strange things happen when pushing "View posts since last visit", many times the reply is a fake "No topics or posts met your search criteria").
I'm very interested in your editor, but I agree with rthorvald that the input options should be a lot, covering possibly all what can be done with cel and celx scripts.
E.g. I would like to have all the commands as hyperlynks in a screen window, where pushing the chosen one it will be written in the requested position on the new script, avoiding to copy and paste or to write everything.
It would be nice to have the error check, e.g. if I don't put a wait command after a goto command, it should advice me to insert it, and so on (I've asked to Chris an error message for cel scripts, but nothing up to now).
Anyhow there are thousand of different situations, IMHO, so that my advice is to learn thoroughly the cel/celx scripts functions, and then go on with the project (if you are already aware of scripts, beg your pardon).
Hope to have this facility editor available, it could be helpful in writing scripts.
For any info you may need, please ask.
Bye
Andrea
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Re: Script Wizard/Editor?
ANDREA wrote:Andrew, sorry for late reply, but I missed this post (strange things happen when pushing "View posts since last visit", many times the reply is a fake "No topics or posts met your search criteria").
Off topic, but anyway. Selden, is there any way in PhpBB to set a view posts since a specific date?
And, Andrew, this sounds like a wonderful idea.
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selden wrote:A link to a German language script generator is on the Motherlode on the Web page http://celestiamotherlode.net/catalog/utilities.html
but its site seems to have gone the way of all things, too. It looks like it might have moved to http://www.celpro.info/ but I'm not sure.
Selden,
that's correct.
I will modify the link on the CML as soon as I have the time.
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