[SUPPORT] Advanced Turn Based Tile Toolkit

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@Anzak;390091

@: Thanks I have found those functions. I am trying to figure out when the best time to call them is. I found if I called it at end movement and just printed out the value as a test that end movement gets called repeatedly. I don’t want to call it on end turn because if you look at how the D&D Board games work there are phases to the turns knowing this means I know I have a lot of rework do to in how the pawn works in terms of what it can do in each phase. I am trying to avoid too much rework I am thinking I will more than likely create events for each of the phases and then start working on linking them in to call in the right order so I have the hooks to use later.

Ok, it’s concerning that it’s printing multiple times. That shouldn’t happen. It’s annoying that I can’t check it out until I’m back home. I DM D&D frequently and I want to experiment with making a D&D-style turn structure some time in the future. Creating events for each of the phases makes sense. Let me know if you have any problems with implementation.

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@: Thanks for the info
When are you thinking the next big update will be?

@HeadClot;390172

Curious as well.

Just bought the advanced turn based tile toolkit BTW.

Look forward to the next big update

Good to hear you finally got the kit, HeadClot You’ve been following the toolkit for a long time, so I hope it will live up to your expectations. The update has taken a lot longer than I anticipated. This is partially because I’ve had a lot to do at work and that I have been travelling a lot, but it’s also because I’ve done a lot of experimentation with the toolkit, changing almost every aspect of the base toolkit at some point, though I’ve only kept some of these changes. I think I could probably finish the update in a week if I could work on it full time, but I’m lucky if I can get an hour per day these days, which means it will probably still be a few weeks before it’s done.

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@Anzak;390387

Oh I did think of something while I was driving today. I noticed that all your macros are in the different classes. A macro can only run in the class that created it or it’s child. However you can create a macro lib based off the object class for the parent which makes every class a child of it. Then you can make macros that can be used anywhere in your project. I did this for my array manager that I am using as well as I created a new ++ and – because while + and - do not have exec pins the ++ and – do and they do not really need them. And actually that is how I found out about the macro lib being a child of the object class because I was looking at – trying to figure out why it had exec pins. It turns out the – and ++ that come built in are actually part of utility macro lib which is a child of the object class. Anyway I found it very interesting and thought I would share with anyone who might not have figure this out yet.

Indeed macro libraries are pretty awesome. Some of the new macros in the next update are contained within a macro library. In time I might move more of my macros to a library. Any macros in particular you would prefer if were in a library?