Programming without Recording?

[Joe Kerr]

Hey, been playing the game for a few hours, and really enjoying it.

My only gripe is that I don't really like the method of 'recording' everything I do, then having it repeated. I used scratch a lot years ago (which this is similar to), and was used to being able to drag/drop commands in.

I've noticed that sometimes if I don't click something right, I won't get a 'find x in selected area' thing--or I will mess up a program since something is in my hands. Is there a way to just kind of have a list of commands I can drag/drop together to build a program. I'd be a lot faster/efficient at it.

[Ydyp]

At some point you unlock discs where you can copy already programmed bots scripts onto to then copy that to a fresh bot. The only problem though is if you want small adjustments to the scripts as that will require a lot of clicking and dragging still.

[Kapusuke]

条件式「永遠に」でループさせている時に失敗でループから出た時、後の処理をさせてからそれを囲う式で先程のループに戻してやっても、いつまでも失敗のフラグがクリアされていないような気がします。

例：作業中にシャベルの耐久がなくなったのでシャベルを取りにいかせても、シャベルをもったまま作業場とシャベルの箱を往復し続ける。

[Sombrero]

Originally posted by Cool Adam:

Hey, been playing the game for a few hours, and really enjoying it.

My only gripe is that I don't really like the method of 'recording' everything I do, then having it repeated. I used scratch a lot years ago (which this is similar to), and was used to being able to drag/drop commands in.

I've noticed that sometimes if I don't click something right, I won't get a 'find x in selected area' thing--or I will mess up a program since something is in my hands. Is there a way to just kind of have a list of commands I can drag/drop together to build a program. I'd be a lot faster/efficient at it.

At the moment no you can't do that (though it seems like developers are considering manual programming as an option in the future).

As stated above though you can use disks later on (now that hard to unlock). Disks allow you to copy and paste an entire script from one bot to any other. I usually keep the disk in my backpack so I always have a quick access to it. When you start to have a really fast bot production line and make good use of disks you can program in no time.