ShotScript Editor

The window you work in.

shot open opens a System project in a window of its own: Explorer, Properties, Editor, Output and History, as panes you split, resize, swap and maximize. In Studio, Explorer, Properties and Editor dock as one window beside your place.

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HistoryNew

Every change is listed with who made it and when. Go back to any step, or bring back a dated copy of the project.

The window
Run and outputNew

Run (F5) saves and runs the project; prints, warnings and errors appear live, and an error opens its line. Stop (Shift+F5) ends everything it started.

The window
A window for each projectNew

shot open shows a project in its own window: objects, properties, and scripts checked as you type. Opening it again brings that window forward.

The window

Everything new in ShotScript Editor

Up and coming

  • The ShotScript Editor as an app of its own, one project at a time; today's window stays as the dock in Studio.
  • Run works like Play in Studio: on a copy of the project, never saving it, and a run closes the windows and programs it started.
  • A Problems pane with every error in the project.
  • Quick open, a command palette and search across the project.
  • Find usages and project-wide rename in the Editor.
  • Copy, paste, duplicate and multi-select in the Explorer.
  • An Outline pane and a view of the compiled Luau.
  • A command bar, and diffs in the History pane.

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The windowOpen a project in a window of its own: its objects and their properties, its scripts checked as you type, a Run button with the program's output, and every change in a list you can step back through.