“Player name” can be me or another player’s game name. Made a fork, fixed the issue, and made a pull request from the fork.You can access admin commands by typing / to launch the chatbox, then type. Maybe make another branch and allow users to submit PRs?Įdit3: Figured it out. This is my first time using Github properly so this is exciting!Įdit2: What’s on github is not the published plugin (I had to get it from the local cache, the one on github is completely broken) Also I can’t publish a pull request. So far I’ve been using it and I like it, it just needs a little more polishing.Įdit: Just realized there’s a github! I’ll try to fix the issues and make a PR request. The only way to get it up and running again is to reload it by going to plugin manager and disabling it and then enabling it. Whenever CMD+ switches to an InputNode it accepts text without selecting the textbox (which is good) but the cursor thing does not blink until I start typing or select it with mouse (so it’s a little misleading I don’t know if I’m focused on the textbox or not)Ĭurrently if one of my custom commands has an error in it and I try to use it with CMD+, CMD+ crashes and completely stops working. (importance: not-so, quality-of-life fix) That way it can remind people what the shortcut is if someone forgets.Īgain, I don’t if this is possible or maybe it’s possible but you would have to reload the plugin anytime the user changes the hotkey. I don’t know if this is possible, but if you are somehow able to access the shortcut key the user sets the plugin to within your plugin script, you can rename PluginToolbarButton to something like “CMD+ (key_symbol_here)”. It’s better to have the extra options even if it’s redundant because then it will be accessible to more people. The UI button is there for the people who might forget shortcuts easily or like using their mouse or whatever weird reason they have. If you notice in blender a lot of shortcuts also have a UI button, while using the shortcut is a lot easier for most people. The simpler, easier, and more accessible the plugin is, the better the community feedback will be. The thing to keep in mind when making a public plugin is user experience. However, that would defeat the entire purpose of having CMD+ being able to be useful and user-friendly for quick shortcuts. I will add your command to the repo for other people to use! Let me know if you’ve created an epic custom command.
returns a string key indicating which option from the list was selected Id = "DefaultCMD:RenameObjects" -unique id for every commandĭisplay = "Rename object(s)" -display-text for command Local selectionService = game:GetService("Selection") The example above is a default command using the code: local changeHistoryService = game:GetService("ChangeHistoryService")
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