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Script Executor
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Mar 1 @ 6:33am
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Script Executor

Description
Script Executor
This mod is a simple and intuitive runtime script executor that you can use to test your scripts without reloading the level at each modification.

Installation
To install this mod you will need to download the source from GitHub[github.com] and run the "pack.cmd" file to move all the assets to your local mods folder. This way the mod can access all files on your system and not just the ones in its own folder, enabling it to run any script you want to and not just local ones.

Info
The hotkey to open the menu is ENTER.

Have fun!
4 Comments
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waxnet  [author] Mar 2 @ 6:00am 
yeah
Agenttomate Mar 1 @ 9:25am 
yeah i know, its probably for the better tho since people like valse have made malicious code into teardown mods that open malware download pages in your browser, i dont even want to think on what could happen if anyone could inject any script into the users local machine
waxnet  [author] Mar 1 @ 7:39am 
Thank you for commenting, I'm currently editing some stuff here and on the GitHub page since I've just noticed that if installed from the workshop the mod wont work, it actually needs to be installed by downloading the source from GitHub and moving the files in the local mods folder. This is because TearDown has security measures applied to workshop mods to avoid them accessing files outside their own folder, so the only way to run any script you want is having it in the local mods :steamsad:
Agenttomate Mar 1 @ 7:21am 
Finally, thanks for making this! Im actually kinda suprised teardown doesnt have this out of the box.