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Commands: - /tupenter menu <mod id> opens any mod's settings screen, like Mod Menu's configure button. Tab lists the mods that have one. Very useful for iterating on settings, can just resend the command rather than navigating through mod menu every time #silent: - Also hides output from client-side commands, other mods' included. Errors and /echo still show - Works at the start of a body now: #while (...) (#silent /say hi && /say there) Fixes: - Highlighting issues with #if / #else conditionals

Commands: - /tupenter menu <mod id> opens any mod's settings screen, like Mod Menu's configure button. Tab lists the mods that have one. Very useful for iterating on settings, can just resend the command rather than navigating through mod menu every time #silent: - Also hides output from client-side commands, other mods' included. Errors and /echo still show - Works at the start of a body now: #while (...) (#silent /say hi && /say there) Fixes: - Highlighting issues with #if / #else conditionals

Commands: - /tupenter menu <mod id> opens any mod's settings screen, like Mod Menu's configure button. Tab lists the mods that have one. Very useful for iterating on settings, can just resend the command rather than navigating through mod menu every time #silent: - Also hides output from client-side commands, other mods' included. Errors and /echo still show - Works at the start of a body now: #while (...) (#silent /say hi && /say there) Fixes: - Highlighting issues with #if / #else conditionals

Commands: - /tupenter menu <mod id> opens any mod's settings screen, like Mod Menu's configure button. Tab lists the mods that have one. Very useful for iterating on settings, can just resend the command rather than navigating through mod menu every time #silent: - Also hides output from client-side commands, other mods' included. Errors and /echo still show - Works at the start of a body now: #while (...) (#silent /say hi && /say there) Fixes: - Highlighting issues with #if / #else conditionals

Commands: - /tupenter menu <mod id> opens any mod's settings screen, like Mod Menu's configure button. Tab lists the mods that have one. Very useful for iterating on settings, can just resend the command rather than navigating through mod menu every time #silent: - Also hides output from client-side commands, other mods' included. Errors and /echo still show - Works at the start of a body now: #while (...) (#silent /say hi && /say there) Fixes: - Highlighting issues with #if / #else conditionals

Commands: - /tupenter menu <mod id> opens any mod's settings screen, like Mod Menu's configure button. Tab lists the mods that have one. Very useful for iterating on settings, can just resend the command rather than navigating through mod menu every time #silent: - Also hides output from client-side commands, other mods' included. Errors and /echo still show - Works at the start of a body now: #while (...) (#silent /say hi && /say there) Fixes: - Highlighting issues with #if / #else conditionals

Commands: - /tupenter menu <mod id> opens any mod's settings screen, like Mod Menu's configure button. Tab lists the mods that have one. Very useful for iterating on settings, can just resend the command rather than navigating through mod menu every time #silent: - Also hides output from client-side commands, other mods' included. Errors and /echo still show - Works at the start of a body now: #while (...) (#silent /say hi && /say there) Fixes: - Highlighting issues with #if / #else conditionals

Settings: - Every setting can now be read and changed from chat with /tupenter settings - no need to open the screen, or even have Cloth Config. /tupenter settings lists them all by tab with their values (click one to change it), /tupenter settings <name> shows its value, default and what it does, /tupenter settings <name> <value> sets it, and /tupenter settings <name> reset puts it back - Tab completes the setting names, then that setting's values (true/false, the options, the speeds) - Since they're commands, scripts and custom commands can change settings too: /customcommand add fast = /tupenter settings resend_speed 5/tick - Message Tracking, which only had a keybind, is now a setting too (record_history) - /tupenter menu scripting opens the Scripting tab - New /tupenter help settings page, and /tupenter help <setting name> opens that setting's page Resending: - New Resend Speed slider replaces Batch Delay and Sends Per Tick - left of the middle sends once every few ticks (down to once every 10 seconds), the middle is once a tick, right of the middle sends several times per tick (up to 20). The slider shows the rate as you drag it - A single press of the resend key always sends once - the speed only kicks in while you hold past the Hold-to-Spam Threshold, or while toggled on - Your old Batch Delay / Sends Per Tick carry over to the same pace Scripting: - #set and #setdefault autocomplete the variable name - #set jacksp offers jackspeed, so changing a script's #setdefault knob from chat no longer means typing it out exactly Fixes: - Max Commands Per Tick's reset button on the settings screen went to 16 instead of the real default, 48

Settings: - Every setting can now be read and changed from chat with /tupenter settings - no need to open the screen, or even have Cloth Config. /tupenter settings lists them all by tab with their values (click one to change it), /tupenter settings <name> shows its value, default and what it does, /tupenter settings <name> <value> sets it, and /tupenter settings <name> reset puts it back - Tab completes the setting names, then that setting's values (true/false, the options, the speeds) - Since they're commands, scripts and custom commands can change settings too: /customcommand add fast = /tupenter settings resend_speed 5/tick - Message Tracking, which only had a keybind, is now a setting too (record_history) - /tupenter menu scripting opens the Scripting tab - New /tupenter help settings page, and /tupenter help <setting name> opens that setting's page Resending: - New Resend Speed slider replaces Batch Delay and Sends Per Tick - left of the middle sends once every few ticks (down to once every 10 seconds), the middle is once a tick, right of the middle sends several times per tick (up to 20). The slider shows the rate as you drag it - A single press of the resend key always sends once - the speed only kicks in while you hold past the Hold-to-Spam Threshold, or while toggled on - Your old Batch Delay / Sends Per Tick carry over to the same pace Scripting: - #set and #setdefault autocomplete the variable name - #set jacksp offers jackspeed, so changing a script's #setdefault knob from chat no longer means typing it out exactly Fixes: - Max Commands Per Tick's reset button on the settings screen went to 16 instead of the real default, 48

Settings: - Every setting can now be read and changed from chat with /tupenter settings - no need to open the screen, or even have Cloth Config. /tupenter settings lists them all by tab with their values (click one to change it), /tupenter settings <name> shows its value, default and what it does, /tupenter settings <name> <value> sets it, and /tupenter settings <name> reset puts it back - Tab completes the setting names, then that setting's values (true/false, the options, the speeds) - Since they're commands, scripts and custom commands can change settings too: /customcommand add fast = /tupenter settings resend_speed 5/tick - Message Tracking, which only had a keybind, is now a setting too (record_history) - /tupenter menu scripting opens the Scripting tab - New /tupenter help settings page, and /tupenter help <setting name> opens that setting's page Resending: - New Resend Speed slider replaces Batch Delay and Sends Per Tick - left of the middle sends once every few ticks (down to once every 10 seconds), the middle is once a tick, right of the middle sends several times per tick (up to 20). The slider shows the rate as you drag it - A single press of the resend key always sends once - the speed only kicks in while you hold past the Hold-to-Spam Threshold, or while toggled on - Your old Batch Delay / Sends Per Tick carry over to the same pace Scripting: - #set and #setdefault autocomplete the variable name - #set jacksp offers jackspeed, so changing a script's #setdefault knob from chat no longer means typing it out exactly Fixes: - Max Commands Per Tick's reset button on the settings screen went to 16 instead of the real default, 48

Settings: - Every setting can now be read and changed from chat with /tupenter settings - no need to open the screen, or even have Cloth Config. /tupenter settings lists them all by tab with their values (click one to change it), /tupenter settings <name> shows its value, default and what it does, /tupenter settings <name> <value> sets it, and /tupenter settings <name> reset puts it back - Tab completes the setting names, then that setting's values (true/false, the options, the speeds) - Since they're commands, scripts and custom commands can change settings too: /customcommand add fast = /tupenter settings resend_speed 5/tick - Message Tracking, which only had a keybind, is now a setting too (record_history) - /tupenter menu scripting opens the Scripting tab - New /tupenter help settings page, and /tupenter help <setting name> opens that setting's page Resending: - New Resend Speed slider replaces Batch Delay and Sends Per Tick - left of the middle sends once every few ticks (down to once every 10 seconds), the middle is once a tick, right of the middle sends several times per tick (up to 20). The slider shows the rate as you drag it - A single press of the resend key always sends once - the speed only kicks in while you hold past the Hold-to-Spam Threshold, or while toggled on - Your old Batch Delay / Sends Per Tick carry over to the same pace Scripting: - #set and #setdefault autocomplete the variable name - #set jacksp offers jackspeed, so changing a script's #setdefault knob from chat no longer means typing it out exactly Fixes: - Max Commands Per Tick's reset button on the settings screen went to 16 instead of the real default, 48

Settings: - Every setting can now be read and changed from chat with /tupenter settings - no need to open the screen, or even have Cloth Config. /tupenter settings lists them all by tab with their values (click one to change it), /tupenter settings <name> shows its value, default and what it does, /tupenter settings <name> <value> sets it, and /tupenter settings <name> reset puts it back - Tab completes the setting names, then that setting's values (true/false, the options, the speeds) - Since they're commands, scripts and custom commands can change settings too: /customcommand add fast = /tupenter settings resend_speed 5/tick - Message Tracking, which only had a keybind, is now a setting too (record_history) - /tupenter menu scripting opens the Scripting tab - New /tupenter help settings page, and /tupenter help <setting name> opens that setting's page Resending: - New Resend Speed slider replaces Batch Delay and Sends Per Tick - left of the middle sends once every few ticks (down to once every 10 seconds), the middle is once a tick, right of the middle sends several times per tick (up to 20). The slider shows the rate as you drag it - A single press of the resend key always sends once - the speed only kicks in while you hold past the Hold-to-Spam Threshold, or while toggled on - Your old Batch Delay / Sends Per Tick carry over to the same pace Scripting: - #set and #setdefault autocomplete the variable name - #set jacksp offers jackspeed, so changing a script's #setdefault knob from chat no longer means typing it out exactly Fixes: - Max Commands Per Tick's reset button on the settings screen went to 16 instead of the real default, 48

Settings: - Every setting can now be read and changed from chat with /tupenter settings - no need to open the screen, or even have Cloth Config. /tupenter settings lists them all by tab with their values (click one to change it), /tupenter settings <name> shows its value, default and what it does, /tupenter settings <name> <value> sets it, and /tupenter settings <name> reset puts it back - Tab completes the setting names, then that setting's values (true/false, the options, the speeds) - Since they're commands, scripts and custom commands can change settings too: /customcommand add fast = /tupenter settings resend_speed 5/tick - Message Tracking, which only had a keybind, is now a setting too (record_history) - /tupenter menu scripting opens the Scripting tab - New /tupenter help settings page, and /tupenter help <setting name> opens that setting's page Resending: - New Resend Speed slider replaces Batch Delay and Sends Per Tick - left of the middle sends once every few ticks (down to once every 10 seconds), the middle is once a tick, right of the middle sends several times per tick (up to 20). The slider shows the rate as you drag it - A single press of the resend key always sends once - the speed only kicks in while you hold past the Hold-to-Spam Threshold, or while toggled on - Your old Batch Delay / Sends Per Tick carry over to the same pace Scripting: - #set and #setdefault autocomplete the variable name - #set jacksp offers jackspeed, so changing a script's #setdefault knob from chat no longer means typing it out exactly Fixes: - Max Commands Per Tick's reset button on the settings screen went to 16 instead of the real default, 48

Settings: - Every setting can now be read and changed from chat with /tupenter settings - no need to open the screen, or even have Cloth Config. /tupenter settings lists them all by tab with their values (click one to change it), /tupenter settings <name> shows its value, default and what it does, /tupenter settings <name> <value> sets it, and /tupenter settings <name> reset puts it back - Tab completes the setting names, then that setting's values (true/false, the options, the speeds) - Since they're commands, scripts and custom commands can change settings too: /customcommand add fast = /tupenter settings resend_speed 5/tick - Message Tracking, which only had a keybind, is now a setting too (record_history) - /tupenter menu scripting opens the Scripting tab - New /tupenter help settings page, and /tupenter help <setting name> opens that setting's page Resending: - New Resend Speed slider replaces Batch Delay and Sends Per Tick - left of the middle sends once every few ticks (down to once every 10 seconds), the middle is once a tick, right of the middle sends several times per tick (up to 20). The slider shows the rate as you drag it - A single press of the resend key always sends once - the speed only kicks in while you hold past the Hold-to-Spam Threshold, or while toggled on - Your old Batch Delay / Sends Per Tick carry over to the same pace Scripting: - #set and #setdefault autocomplete the variable name - #set jacksp offers jackspeed, so changing a script's #setdefault knob from chat no longer means typing it out exactly Fixes: - Max Commands Per Tick's reset button on the settings screen went to 16 instead of the real default, 48

Editors: - Multiple cursors - Alt+click adds one (Alt+click it again to remove it), Ctrl+Alt+Up/Down adds one on the line above/below, Ctrl+D selects the word and then each next match. Typing, deleting, pasting and autocomplete happen at all of them - Copy with multiple cursors copies every selection, one per line. Paste puts one line at each cursor when the counts match - Alt+drag makes extra selections, Alt+double-click selects a word as an extra selection - Alt+Up/Down moves the current line (or every selected line) up or down - Escape drops the suggestions, then the extra cursors, then the selection, before it ever closes the screen - Undo/redo brings back your cursors and selections too - Vanilla commands autocomplete and get colours inside editors, like in the chat bar - including inside #if (...) and other brackets - Tab in editor suggestions works like chat - the first Tab puts the suggestion in, more Tabs cycle through the rest (Shift+Tab goes back), and typing keeps what's there - Typing a new line or past the end of a collapsed editor expands it - Editors remember the height you dragged them to - Up/down arrows to reorder scripts and custom commands. Shift-click moves to the top/bottom Chat: - Down arrow no longer throws away what you typed - it only steps through history while the recalled line is untouched, otherwise it jumps to the end of the line. New setting, on by default - Chat bar length now defaults to 1000 characters (was 256). What's sent still obeys the server limits Fixes: - Auto-detect math no longer touches UUIDs, quoted text, numbers stuck to words, version numbers like 1.21.5, or /say, /me, /msg, /tell, /w and /teammsg messages - /kill <uuid> hit the wrong entity before - Editing a collapsed editor no longer throws away its line breaks and indents - A named tick script (name = ...) now colours and autocompletes its first line properly - Commands inside #silent (...) get their colours

Editors: - Multiple cursors - Alt+click adds one (Alt+click it again to remove it), Ctrl+Alt+Up/Down adds one on the line above/below, Ctrl+D selects the word and then each next match. Typing, deleting, pasting and autocomplete happen at all of them - Copy with multiple cursors copies every selection, one per line. Paste puts one line at each cursor when the counts match - Alt+drag makes extra selections, Alt+double-click selects a word as an extra selection - Alt+Up/Down moves the current line (or every selected line) up or down - Escape drops the suggestions, then the extra cursors, then the selection, before it ever closes the screen - Undo/redo brings back your cursors and selections too - Vanilla commands autocomplete and get colours inside editors, like in the chat bar - including inside #if (...) and other brackets - Tab in editor suggestions works like chat - the first Tab puts the suggestion in, more Tabs cycle through the rest (Shift+Tab goes back), and typing keeps what's there - Typing a new line or past the end of a collapsed editor expands it - Editors remember the height you dragged them to - Up/down arrows to reorder scripts and custom commands. Shift-click moves to the top/bottom Chat: - Down arrow no longer throws away what you typed - it only steps through history while the recalled line is untouched, otherwise it jumps to the end of the line. New setting, on by default - Chat bar length now defaults to 1000 characters (was 256). What's sent still obeys the server limits Fixes: - Auto-detect math no longer touches UUIDs, quoted text, numbers stuck to words, version numbers like 1.21.5, or /say, /me, /msg, /tell, /w and /teammsg messages - /kill <uuid> hit the wrong entity before - Editing a collapsed editor no longer throws away its line breaks and indents - A named tick script (name = ...) now colours and autocompletes its first line properly - Commands inside #silent (...) get their colours

Editors: - Multiple cursors - Alt+click adds one (Alt+click it again to remove it), Ctrl+Alt+Up/Down adds one on the line above/below, Ctrl+D selects the word and then each next match. Typing, deleting, pasting and autocomplete happen at all of them - Copy with multiple cursors copies every selection, one per line. Paste puts one line at each cursor when the counts match - Alt+drag makes extra selections, Alt+double-click selects a word as an extra selection - Alt+Up/Down moves the current line (or every selected line) up or down - Escape drops the suggestions, then the extra cursors, then the selection, before it ever closes the screen - Undo/redo brings back your cursors and selections too - Vanilla commands autocomplete and get colours inside editors, like in the chat bar - including inside #if (...) and other brackets - Tab in editor suggestions works like chat - the first Tab puts the suggestion in, more Tabs cycle through the rest (Shift+Tab goes back), and typing keeps what's there - Typing a new line or past the end of a collapsed editor expands it - Editors remember the height you dragged them to - Up/down arrows to reorder scripts and custom commands. Shift-click moves to the top/bottom Chat: - Down arrow no longer throws away what you typed - it only steps through history while the recalled line is untouched, otherwise it jumps to the end of the line. New setting, on by default - Chat bar length now defaults to 1000 characters (was 256). What's sent still obeys the server limits Fixes: - Auto-detect math no longer touches UUIDs, quoted text, numbers stuck to words, version numbers like 1.21.5, or /say, /me, /msg, /tell, /w and /teammsg messages - /kill <uuid> hit the wrong entity before - Editing a collapsed editor no longer throws away its line breaks and indents - A named tick script (name = ...) now colours and autocompletes its first line properly - Commands inside #silent (...) get their colours

Editors: - Multiple cursors - Alt+click adds one (Alt+click it again to remove it), Ctrl+Alt+Up/Down adds one on the line above/below, Ctrl+D selects the word and then each next match. Typing, deleting, pasting and autocomplete happen at all of them - Copy with multiple cursors copies every selection, one per line. Paste puts one line at each cursor when the counts match - Alt+drag makes extra selections, Alt+double-click selects a word as an extra selection - Alt+Up/Down moves the current line (or every selected line) up or down - Escape drops the suggestions, then the extra cursors, then the selection, before it ever closes the screen - Undo/redo brings back your cursors and selections too - Vanilla commands autocomplete and get colours inside editors, like in the chat bar - including inside #if (...) and other brackets - Tab in editor suggestions works like chat - the first Tab puts the suggestion in, more Tabs cycle through the rest (Shift+Tab goes back), and typing keeps what's there - Typing a new line or past the end of a collapsed editor expands it - Editors remember the height you dragged them to - Up/down arrows to reorder scripts and custom commands. Shift-click moves to the top/bottom Chat: - Down arrow no longer throws away what you typed - it only steps through history while the recalled line is untouched, otherwise it jumps to the end of the line. New setting, on by default - Chat bar length now defaults to 1000 characters (was 256). What's sent still obeys the server limits Fixes: - Auto-detect math no longer touches UUIDs, quoted text, numbers stuck to words, version numbers like 1.21.5, or /say, /me, /msg, /tell, /w and /teammsg messages - /kill <uuid> hit the wrong entity before - Editing a collapsed editor no longer throws away its line breaks and indents - A named tick script (name = ...) now colours and autocompletes its first line properly - Commands inside #silent (...) get their colours

Editors: - Multiple cursors - Alt+click adds one (Alt+click it again to remove it), Ctrl+Alt+Up/Down adds one on the line above/below, Ctrl+D selects the word and then each next match. Typing, deleting, pasting and autocomplete happen at all of them - Copy with multiple cursors copies every selection, one per line. Paste puts one line at each cursor when the counts match - Alt+drag makes extra selections, Alt+double-click selects a word as an extra selection - Alt+Up/Down moves the current line (or every selected line) up or down - Escape drops the suggestions, then the extra cursors, then the selection, before it ever closes the screen - Undo/redo brings back your cursors and selections too - Vanilla commands autocomplete and get colours inside editors, like in the chat bar - including inside #if (...) and other brackets - Tab in editor suggestions works like chat - the first Tab puts the suggestion in, more Tabs cycle through the rest (Shift+Tab goes back), and typing keeps what's there - Typing a new line or past the end of a collapsed editor expands it - Editors remember the height you dragged them to - Up/down arrows to reorder scripts and custom commands. Shift-click moves to the top/bottom Chat: - Down arrow no longer throws away what you typed - it only steps through history while the recalled line is untouched, otherwise it jumps to the end of the line. New setting, on by default - Chat bar length now defaults to 1000 characters (was 256). What's sent still obeys the server limits Fixes: - Auto-detect math no longer touches UUIDs, quoted text, numbers stuck to words, version numbers like 1.21.5, or /say, /me, /msg, /tell, /w and /teammsg messages - /kill <uuid> hit the wrong entity before - Editing a collapsed editor no longer throws away its line breaks and indents - A named tick script (name = ...) now colours and autocompletes its first line properly - Commands inside #silent (...) get their colours

Editors: - Multiple cursors - Alt+click adds one (Alt+click it again to remove it), Ctrl+Alt+Up/Down adds one on the line above/below, Ctrl+D selects the word and then each next match. Typing, deleting, pasting and autocomplete happen at all of them - Copy with multiple cursors copies every selection, one per line. Paste puts one line at each cursor when the counts match - Alt+drag makes extra selections, Alt+double-click selects a word as an extra selection - Alt+Up/Down moves the current line (or every selected line) up or down - Escape drops the suggestions, then the extra cursors, then the selection, before it ever closes the screen - Undo/redo brings back your cursors and selections too - Vanilla commands autocomplete and get colours inside editors, like in the chat bar - including inside #if (...) and other brackets - Tab in editor suggestions works like chat - the first Tab puts the suggestion in, more Tabs cycle through the rest (Shift+Tab goes back), and typing keeps what's there - Typing a new line or past the end of a collapsed editor expands it - Editors remember the height you dragged them to - Up/down arrows to reorder scripts and custom commands. Shift-click moves to the top/bottom Chat: - Down arrow no longer throws away what you typed - it only steps through history while the recalled line is untouched, otherwise it jumps to the end of the line. New setting, on by default - Chat bar length now defaults to 1000 characters (was 256). What's sent still obeys the server limits Fixes: - Auto-detect math no longer touches UUIDs, quoted text, numbers stuck to words, version numbers like 1.21.5, or /say, /me, /msg, /tell, /w and /teammsg messages - /kill <uuid> hit the wrong entity before - Editing a collapsed editor no longer throws away its line breaks and indents - A named tick script (name = ...) now colours and autocompletes its first line properly - Commands inside #silent (...) get their colours

Editors: - Multiple cursors - Alt+click adds one (Alt+click it again to remove it), Ctrl+Alt+Up/Down adds one on the line above/below, Ctrl+D selects the word and then each next match. Typing, deleting, pasting and autocomplete happen at all of them - Copy with multiple cursors copies every selection, one per line. Paste puts one line at each cursor when the counts match - Alt+drag makes extra selections, Alt+double-click selects a word as an extra selection - Alt+Up/Down moves the current line (or every selected line) up or down - Escape drops the suggestions, then the extra cursors, then the selection, before it ever closes the screen - Undo/redo brings back your cursors and selections too - Vanilla commands autocomplete and get colours inside editors, like in the chat bar - including inside #if (...) and other brackets - Tab in editor suggestions works like chat - the first Tab puts the suggestion in, more Tabs cycle through the rest (Shift+Tab goes back), and typing keeps what's there - Typing a new line or past the end of a collapsed editor expands it - Editors remember the height you dragged them to - Up/down arrows to reorder scripts and custom commands. Shift-click moves to the top/bottom Chat: - Down arrow no longer throws away what you typed - it only steps through history while the recalled line is untouched, otherwise it jumps to the end of the line. New setting, on by default - Chat bar length now defaults to 1000 characters (was 256). What's sent still obeys the server limits Fixes: - Auto-detect math no longer touches UUIDs, quoted text, numbers stuck to words, version numbers like 1.21.5, or /say, /me, /msg, /tell, /w and /teammsg messages - /kill <uuid> hit the wrong entity before - Editing a collapsed editor no longer throws away its line breaks and indents - A named tick script (name = ...) now colours and autocompletes its first line properly - Commands inside #silent (...) get their colours

Scripting: - list(...) with commas now takes bare words as text - list(short, tall, dry) just works. Variables still win, and in chat text items show gray while computed ones stay aqua - New <name:list> parameter type for custom commands - /mycmd list(a | b) or range(1, 5) arrives as a real list for #foreach - New split(text[, separator]) function - turns text into a list, on spaces or on whatever you pass: split(pairs, "|") - Script errors now have clickable [edit script] / [edit command] links that open the editor right on that row Scripts tab: - Global and world scripts are now one list - each script has a Global/World button to switch where it belongs - Scripts that won't run (switched off, or the master switch is off) are dimmed - Editors autocomplete variables, functions and directives like the chat bar does (Tab to accept, Up/Down to pick) - Expanded editors have a resize handle in the corner - Scripts that send commands to the server show a small gold ! instead of an extra button - The tick scripts explanation is now a collapsible section that remembers if you closed it - /tupenter scripts opens the Scripts tab (the old text status is now /tupenter scripts list) Chat: - Lines starting with # (like #stage) are remembered in your up-arrow history after a restart. New setting, on by default Fixes: - Tick scripts starting with #silent no longer fail on their first tick - Typing ( { " $ or redoing in an editor no longer highlights the rest of the text - The character counter under editors is no longer cut off

Scripting: - list(...) with commas now takes bare words as text - list(short, tall, dry) just works. Variables still win, and in chat text items show gray while computed ones stay aqua - New <name:list> parameter type for custom commands - /mycmd list(a | b) or range(1, 5) arrives as a real list for #foreach - New split(text[, separator]) function - turns text into a list, on spaces or on whatever you pass: split(pairs, "|") - Script errors now have clickable [edit script] / [edit command] links that open the editor right on that row Scripts tab: - Global and world scripts are now one list - each script has a Global/World button to switch where it belongs - Scripts that won't run (switched off, or the master switch is off) are dimmed - Editors autocomplete variables, functions and directives like the chat bar does (Tab to accept, Up/Down to pick) - Expanded editors have a resize handle in the corner - Scripts that send commands to the server show a small gold ! instead of an extra button - The tick scripts explanation is now a collapsible section that remembers if you closed it - /tupenter scripts opens the Scripts tab (the old text status is now /tupenter scripts list) Chat: - Lines starting with # (like #stage) are remembered in your up-arrow history after a restart. New setting, on by default Fixes: - Tick scripts starting with #silent no longer fail on their first tick - Typing ( { " $ or redoing in an editor no longer highlights the rest of the text - The character counter under editors is no longer cut off

Scripting: - list(...) with commas now takes bare words as text - list(short, tall, dry) just works. Variables still win, and in chat text items show gray while computed ones stay aqua - New <name:list> parameter type for custom commands - /mycmd list(a | b) or range(1, 5) arrives as a real list for #foreach - New split(text[, separator]) function - turns text into a list, on spaces or on whatever you pass: split(pairs, "|") - Script errors now have clickable [edit script] / [edit command] links that open the editor right on that row Scripts tab: - Global and world scripts are now one list - each script has a Global/World button to switch where it belongs - Scripts that won't run (switched off, or the master switch is off) are dimmed - Editors autocomplete variables, functions and directives like the chat bar does (Tab to accept, Up/Down to pick) - Expanded editors have a resize handle in the corner - Scripts that send commands to the server show a small gold ! instead of an extra button - The tick scripts explanation is now a collapsible section that remembers if you closed it - /tupenter scripts opens the Scripts tab (the old text status is now /tupenter scripts list) Chat: - Lines starting with # (like #stage) are remembered in your up-arrow history after a restart. New setting, on by default Fixes: - Tick scripts starting with #silent no longer fail on their first tick - Typing ( { " $ or redoing in an editor no longer highlights the rest of the text - The character counter under editors is no longer cut off

Scripting: - list(...) with commas now takes bare words as text - list(short, tall, dry) just works. Variables still win, and in chat text items show gray while computed ones stay aqua - New <name:list> parameter type for custom commands - /mycmd list(a | b) or range(1, 5) arrives as a real list for #foreach - New split(text[, separator]) function - turns text into a list, on spaces or on whatever you pass: split(pairs, "|") - Script errors now have clickable [edit script] / [edit command] links that open the editor right on that row Scripts tab: - Global and world scripts are now one list - each script has a Global/World button to switch where it belongs - Scripts that won't run (switched off, or the master switch is off) are dimmed - Editors autocomplete variables, functions and directives like the chat bar does (Tab to accept, Up/Down to pick) - Expanded editors have a resize handle in the corner - Scripts that send commands to the server show a small gold ! instead of an extra button - The tick scripts explanation is now a collapsible section that remembers if you closed it - /tupenter scripts opens the Scripts tab (the old text status is now /tupenter scripts list) Chat: - Lines starting with # (like #stage) are remembered in your up-arrow history after a restart. New setting, on by default Fixes: - Tick scripts starting with #silent no longer fail on their first tick - Typing ( { " $ or redoing in an editor no longer highlights the rest of the text - The character counter under editors is no longer cut off

Scripting: - list(...) with commas now takes bare words as text - list(short, tall, dry) just works. Variables still win, and in chat text items show gray while computed ones stay aqua - New <name:list> parameter type for custom commands - /mycmd list(a | b) or range(1, 5) arrives as a real list for #foreach - New split(text[, separator]) function - turns text into a list, on spaces or on whatever you pass: split(pairs, "|") - Script errors now have clickable [edit script] / [edit command] links that open the editor right on that row Scripts tab: - Global and world scripts are now one list - each script has a Global/World button to switch where it belongs - Scripts that won't run (switched off, or the master switch is off) are dimmed - Editors autocomplete variables, functions and directives like the chat bar does (Tab to accept, Up/Down to pick) - Expanded editors have a resize handle in the corner - Scripts that send commands to the server show a small gold ! instead of an extra button - The tick scripts explanation is now a collapsible section that remembers if you closed it - /tupenter scripts opens the Scripts tab (the old text status is now /tupenter scripts list) Chat: - Lines starting with # (like #stage) are remembered in your up-arrow history after a restart. New setting, on by default Fixes: - Tick scripts starting with #silent no longer fail on their first tick - Typing ( { " $ or redoing in an editor no longer highlights the rest of the text - The character counter under editors is no longer cut off

Scripting: - list(...) with commas now takes bare words as text - list(short, tall, dry) just works. Variables still win, and in chat text items show gray while computed ones stay aqua - New <name:list> parameter type for custom commands - /mycmd list(a | b) or range(1, 5) arrives as a real list for #foreach - New split(text[, separator]) function - turns text into a list, on spaces or on whatever you pass: split(pairs, "|") - Script errors now have clickable [edit script] / [edit command] links that open the editor right on that row Scripts tab: - Global and world scripts are now one list - each script has a Global/World button to switch where it belongs - Scripts that won't run (switched off, or the master switch is off) are dimmed - Editors autocomplete variables, functions and directives like the chat bar does (Tab to accept, Up/Down to pick) - Expanded editors have a resize handle in the corner - Scripts that send commands to the server show a small gold ! instead of an extra button - The tick scripts explanation is now a collapsible section that remembers if you closed it - /tupenter scripts opens the Scripts tab (the old text status is now /tupenter scripts list) Chat: - Lines starting with # (like #stage) are remembered in your up-arrow history after a restart. New setting, on by default Fixes: - Tick scripts starting with #silent no longer fail on their first tick - Typing ( { " $ or redoing in an editor no longer highlights the rest of the text - The character counter under editors is no longer cut off

Scripting: - list(...) with commas now takes bare words as text - list(short, tall, dry) just works. Variables still win, and in chat text items show gray while computed ones stay aqua - New <name:list> parameter type for custom commands - /mycmd list(a | b) or range(1, 5) arrives as a real list for #foreach - New split(text[, separator]) function - turns text into a list, on spaces or on whatever you pass: split(pairs, "|") - Script errors now have clickable [edit script] / [edit command] links that open the editor right on that row Scripts tab: - Global and world scripts are now one list - each script has a Global/World button to switch where it belongs - Scripts that won't run (switched off, or the master switch is off) are dimmed - Editors autocomplete variables, functions and directives like the chat bar does (Tab to accept, Up/Down to pick) - Expanded editors have a resize handle in the corner - Scripts that send commands to the server show a small gold ! instead of an extra button - The tick scripts explanation is now a collapsible section that remembers if you closed it - /tupenter scripts opens the Scripts tab (the old text status is now /tupenter scripts list) Chat: - Lines starting with # (like #stage) are remembered in your up-arrow history after a restart. New setting, on by default Fixes: - Tick scripts starting with #silent no longer fail on their first tick - Typing ( { " $ or redoing in an editor no longer highlights the rest of the text - The character counter under editors is no longer cut off

Tupenter commands: - /tupenter enable|disable <script> - manage scripts without opening the menu (short for /tupenter scripts enable|disable). Provide no script to enable/disable all - /tupenter customcommands - opens the custom commands menu - Clickable [enable them] / [disable them] links when a script you enable can't run yet, or in /tupenter scripts Fixes: - Scripts tab no longer blurs text boxes after the second click

Tupenter commands: - /tupenter enable|disable <script> - manage scripts without opening the menu (short for /tupenter scripts enable|disable). Provide no script to enable/disable all - /tupenter customcommands - opens the custom commands menu - Clickable [enable them] / [disable them] links when a script you enable can't run yet, or in /tupenter scripts Fixes: - Scripts tab no longer blurs text boxes after the second click

Tupenter commands: - /tupenter enable|disable <script> - manage scripts without opening the menu (short for /tupenter scripts enable|disable). Provide no script to enable/disable all - /tupenter customcommands - opens the custom commands menu - Clickable [enable them] / [disable them] links when a script you enable can't run yet, or in /tupenter scripts Fixes: - Scripts tab no longer blurs text boxes after the second click

Tupenter commands: - /tupenter enable|disable <script> - manage scripts without opening the menu (short for /tupenter scripts enable|disable). Provide no script to enable/disable all - /tupenter customcommands - opens the custom commands menu - Clickable [enable them] / [disable them] links when a script you enable can't run yet, or in /tupenter scripts Fixes: - Scripts tab no longer blurs text boxes after the second click

Tupenter commands: - /tupenter enable|disable <script> - manage scripts without opening the menu (short for /tupenter scripts enable|disable). Provide no script to enable/disable all - /tupenter customcommands - opens the custom commands menu - Clickable [enable them] / [disable them] links when a script you enable can't run yet, or in /tupenter scripts Fixes: - Scripts tab no longer blurs text boxes after the second click

Tupenter commands: - /tupenter enable|disable <script> - manage scripts without opening the menu (short for /tupenter scripts enable|disable). Provide no script to enable/disable all - /tupenter customcommands - opens the custom commands menu - Clickable [enable them] / [disable them] links when a script you enable can't run yet, or in /tupenter scripts Fixes: - Scripts tab no longer blurs text boxes after the second click

Tupenter commands: - /tupenter enable|disable <script> - manage scripts without opening the menu (short for /tupenter scripts enable|disable). Provide no script to enable/disable all - /tupenter customcommands - opens the custom commands menu - Clickable [enable them] / [disable them] links when a script you enable can't run yet, or in /tupenter scripts Fixes: - Scripts tab no longer blurs text boxes after the second click

Changes: - Fixed chat highlight bug that came from 26.3

Changes: - upport for 26.3

New feature: custom lists - use list() to create a list - comma separators compute and are for values. Ex: #local my_list = list(1*2, client.pos.y, 8) - use quotes for strings: list("short_grass", "tall_grass", "dry_grass") - or use pipes for trimmed strings: list(short_grass | tall_grass | dry_grass) - list index access works through the existing 0-indexed nth() function - useful example: /customcommand add cut <r:int=15> = #foreach type in list(short_grass | tall_grass | dry_grass | leaf_litter | bush) (/fill ~$r$ ~$r$ ~$r$ ~-$r$ ~-$r$ ~-$r$ air replace $type$) - foreach i in (a | b | c) syntax no longer works. Must now use list syntax: foreach i in list(a | b | c) New feature: comments - \## <message> creates a comment that isn't sent or processed. The ## must be followed by a spacebar. New feature: Typed variables: - #local c:blockpos = blockpos(-10, 20, 85) - very useful for autocomplete (for blockpos, will offer the block you are looking at) - uses the same keywords a custom command's <name\:type> parameters take Other changes: - added blockpos(). Snaps a computed position to whole block coordinates. Ex: /setblock $blockpos(raycast(50))$ torch - pick(a | b) → pick(a, b). Pick now takes commas like every other function, and its options are full expressions that compute - /tupenter menu, /tupenter menu customcommands, and /tupenter menu scripts add ways to easily access the mod's GUIs - /tupenter abort now only stops chat run commands, and leaves scripts. Use /tupenter abort all to stop everything - #pid has existed but did not autocomplete until now - use it to give your command an easily abortable id - Tupenter plays better with worldedit now - fixed some issues with chaining worledit commands - fixed screen jumping issue on creating customcommands or removing - customcommand collapsed/expand status is preserved - fixed highlighting issues in customcommand multiline textboxes

New feature: custom lists - use list() to create a list - comma separators compute and are for values. Ex: #local my_list = list(1*2, client.pos.y, 8) - use quotes for strings: list("short_grass", "tall_grass", "dry_grass") - or use pipes for trimmed strings: list(short_grass | tall_grass | dry_grass) - list index access works through the existing 0-indexed nth() function - useful example: /customcommand add cut <r:int=15> = #foreach type in list(short_grass | tall_grass | dry_grass | leaf_litter | bush) (/fill ~$r$ ~$r$ ~$r$ ~-$r$ ~-$r$ ~-$r$ air replace $type$) - foreach i in (a | b | c) syntax no longer works. Must now use list syntax: foreach i in list(a | b | c) New feature: comments - \## <message> creates a comment that isn't sent or processed. The ## must be followed by a spacebar. New feature: Typed variables: - #local c:blockpos = blockpos(-10, 20, 85) - very useful for autocomplete (for blockpos, will offer the block you are looking at) - uses the same keywords a custom command's <name\:type> parameters take Other changes: - added blockpos(). Snaps a computed position to whole block coordinates. Ex: /setblock $blockpos(raycast(50))$ torch - pick(a | b) → pick(a, b). Pick now takes commas like every other function, and its options are full expressions that compute - /tupenter menu, /tupenter menu customcommands, and /tupenter menu scripts add ways to easily access the mod's GUIs - /tupenter abort now only stops chat run commands, and leaves scripts. Use /tupenter abort all to stop everything - #pid has existed but did not autocomplete until now - use it to give your command an easily abortable id - Tupenter plays better with worldedit now - fixed some issues with chaining worledit commands - fixed screen jumping issue on creating customcommands or removing - customcommand collapsed/expand status is preserved - fixed highlighting issues in customcommand multiline textboxes

New feature: custom lists - use list() to create a list - comma separators compute and are for values. Ex: #local my_list = list(1*2, client.pos.y, 8) - use quotes for strings: list("short_grass", "tall_grass", "dry_grass") - or use pipes for trimmed strings: list(short_grass | tall_grass | dry_grass) - list index access works through the existing 0-indexed nth() function - useful example: /customcommand add cut <r:int=15> = #foreach type in list(short_grass | tall_grass | dry_grass | leaf_litter | bush) (/fill ~$r$ ~$r$ ~$r$ ~-$r$ ~-$r$ ~-$r$ air replace $type$) - foreach i in (a | b | c) syntax no longer works. Must now use list syntax: foreach i in list(a | b | c) New feature: comments - \## <message> creates a comment that isn't sent or processed. The ## must be followed by a spacebar. New feature: Typed variables: - #local c:blockpos = blockpos(-10, 20, 85) - very useful for autocomplete (for blockpos, will offer the block you are looking at) - uses the same keywords a custom command's <name\:type> parameters take Other changes: - added blockpos(). Snaps a computed position to whole block coordinates. Ex: /setblock $blockpos(raycast(50))$ torch - pick(a | b) → pick(a, b). Pick now takes commas like every other function, and its options are full expressions that compute - /tupenter menu, /tupenter menu customcommands, and /tupenter menu scripts add ways to easily access the mod's GUIs - /tupenter abort now only stops chat run commands, and leaves scripts. Use /tupenter abort all to stop everything - #pid has existed but did not autocomplete until now - use it to give your command an easily abortable id - Tupenter plays better with worldedit now - fixed some issues with chaining worledit commands - fixed screen jumping issue on creating customcommands or removing - customcommand collapsed/expand status is preserved - fixed highlighting issues in customcommand multiline textboxes

New feature: custom lists - use list() to create a list - comma separators compute and are for values. Ex: #local my_list = list(1*2, client.pos.y, 8) - use quotes for strings: list("short_grass", "tall_grass", "dry_grass") - or use pipes for trimmed strings: list(short_grass | tall_grass | dry_grass) - list index access works through the existing 0-indexed nth() function - useful example: /customcommand add cut <r:int=15> = #foreach type in list(short_grass | tall_grass | dry_grass | leaf_litter | bush) (/fill ~$r$ ~$r$ ~$r$ ~-$r$ ~-$r$ ~-$r$ air replace $type$) - foreach i in (a | b | c) syntax no longer works. Must now use list syntax: foreach i in list(a | b | c) New feature: comments - \## <message> creates a comment that isn't sent or processed. The ## must be followed by a spacebar. New feature: Typed variables: - #local c:blockpos = blockpos(-10, 20, 85) - very useful for autocomplete (for blockpos, will offer the block you are looking at) - uses the same keywords a custom command's <name\:type> parameters take Other changes: - added blockpos(). Snaps a computed position to whole block coordinates. Ex: /setblock $blockpos(raycast(50))$ torch - pick(a | b) → pick(a, b). Pick now takes commas like every other function, and its options are full expressions that compute - /tupenter menu, /tupenter menu customcommands, and /tupenter menu scripts add ways to easily access the mod's GUIs - /tupenter abort now only stops chat run commands, and leaves scripts. Use /tupenter abort all to stop everything - #pid has existed but did not autocomplete until now - use it to give your command an easily abortable id - Tupenter plays better with worldedit now - fixed some issues with chaining worledit commands - fixed screen jumping issue on creating customcommands or removing - customcommand collapsed/expand status is preserved - fixed highlighting issues in customcommand multiline textboxes

New feature: custom lists - use list() to create a list - comma separators compute and are for values. Ex: #local my_list = list(1*2, client.pos.y, 8) - use quotes for strings: list("short_grass", "tall_grass", "dry_grass") - or use pipes for trimmed strings: list(short_grass | tall_grass | dry_grass) - list index access works through the existing 0-indexed nth() function - useful example: /customcommand add cut <r:int=15> = #foreach type in list(short_grass | tall_grass | dry_grass | leaf_litter | bush) (/fill ~$r$ ~$r$ ~$r$ ~-$r$ ~-$r$ ~-$r$ air replace $type$) - foreach i in (a | b | c) syntax no longer works. Must now use list syntax: foreach i in list(a | b | c) New feature: comments - \## <message> creates a comment that isn't sent or processed. The ## must be followed by a spacebar. New feature: Typed variables: - #local c:blockpos = blockpos(-10, 20, 85) - very useful for autocomplete (for blockpos, will offer the block you are looking at) - uses the same keywords a custom command's <name\:type> parameters take Other changes: - added blockpos(). Snaps a computed position to whole block coordinates. Ex: /setblock $blockpos(raycast(50))$ torch - pick(a | b) → pick(a, b). Pick now takes commas like every other function, and its options are full expressions that compute - /tupenter menu, /tupenter menu customcommands, and /tupenter menu scripts add ways to easily access the mod's GUIs - /tupenter abort now only stops chat run commands, and leaves scripts. Use /tupenter abort all to stop everything - #pid has existed but did not autocomplete until now - use it to give your command an easily abortable id - Tupenter plays better with worldedit now - fixed some issues with chaining worledit commands - fixed screen jumping issue on creating customcommands or removing - customcommand collapsed/expand status is preserved - fixed highlighting issues in customcommand multiline textboxes

New feature: custom lists - use list() to create a list - comma separators compute and are for values. Ex: #local my_list = list(1*2, client.pos.y, 8) - use quotes for strings: list("short_grass", "tall_grass", "dry_grass") - or use pipes for trimmed strings: list(short_grass | tall_grass | dry_grass) - list index access works through the existing 0-indexed nth() function - useful example: /customcommand add cut <r:int=15> = #foreach type in list(short_grass | tall_grass | dry_grass | leaf_litter | bush) (/fill ~$r$ ~$r$ ~$r$ ~-$r$ ~-$r$ ~-$r$ air replace $type$) - foreach i in (a | b | c) syntax no longer works. Must now use list syntax: foreach i in list(a | b | c) New feature: comments - \## <message> creates a comment that isn't sent or processed. The ## must be followed by a spacebar. New feature: Typed variables: - #local c:blockpos = blockpos(-10, 20, 85) - very useful for autocomplete (for blockpos, will offer the block you are looking at) - uses the same keywords a custom command's <name\:type> parameters take Other changes: - added blockpos(). Snaps a computed position to whole block coordinates. Ex: /setblock $blockpos(raycast(50))$ torch - pick(a | b) → pick(a, b). Pick now takes commas like every other function, and its options are full expressions that compute - /tupenter menu, /tupenter menu customcommands, and /tupenter menu scripts add ways to easily access the mod's GUIs - /tupenter abort now only stops chat run commands, and leaves scripts. Use /tupenter abort all to stop everything - #pid has existed but did not autocomplete until now - use it to give your command an easily abortable id - Tupenter plays better with worldedit now - fixed some issues with chaining worledit commands - fixed screen jumping issue on creating customcommands or removing - customcommand collapsed/expand status is preserved - fixed highlighting issues in customcommand multiline textboxes