.remove()

OMG.... As of right now this has to be the most underutilized feature in API. I am really really enjoying what this enables. Hey Vince... I have script for you, don't review it just.... put in you largest most active campaign and type "!destroyall"

On a serious note... if you setting up script that installs token-action/characters such... having an un-install is really nice. createMacros = function(playerid) { var macrosFound; _.each(moduleMacros, function(obj) { macrosFound = findObjs({ _type: "macro", name: obj.name}); if (macrosFound.length === 0) { createObj("macro", { name: obj.name, _playerid: playerid, visibleto: playerid, action: obj.action, istokenaction: obj.istokenaction }); } }); }, removeMacros = function() { var macrosFound; _.each(moduleMacros, function(obj) { macrosFound = findObjs({ _type: "macro", name: obj.name}); if (macrosFound.length !== 0) { macrosFound[0].remove(); } }); },

.remove() has some issues last I recall. They might have been resolved. I'll check later about that. The thing was it causes ghosted blank journal entries to appear, even if you manually deleted them, when you re-entered the campaign they were there. This is the primary reason why CGen doesn't delete journal entries when it hits a parsing error. If someone wants to be a guinea pig, if you edit CGen's Genesis error routine and delete the character object, you'll produce ghosts that can't be deleted and will haunt your campaign.... Unless they fixed that.

I have been using it for graphics and token-actions associated with graphics... so far I have seen no issues. Notes have been torturesome (for me at least) for a while and I have just avoided messing with them through API.

Stephen S. said: OMG.... As of right now this has to be the most underutilized feature in API. I am really really enjoying what this enables. Hey Vince... I have script for you, don't review it just.... put in you largest most active campaign and type "!destroyall" Reminds me of the time I was playing around in DOS on a government computer and ran "hdformat"... Made me who I am today though. :-)