A possibility to put your *.wdl files in a different folder then the workfolder like;
Gstudio6
..Workfolder1: all the WED elements and Start.wdl for that game (1)
..Workfolder2: all the WED elements and Start.wdl for that game (2)
..etc.
..Scriptsfolder: all the scriptfiles needed for game1 and game 2

In this way, if you change a wdl file, it will effect all the games where it is used and the gamefolder in use has no elements that are not needed by the game.

Regards,
Frits

Just use a path statement with an absolute path, like this:
path "C:\\Shared Scripts";

Tried it, does not work, look in the manual.

Regards,
Frits

Hmm, the manual is contradictory here..

Quote:

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-You can specify up to 32 PATH names, which will be searched in the given sequence. Paths are relative to the current work folder. In order to be able to copy your project to different locations, use relative paths for all files belonging to your project, and absolute paths for all files that are on an absolute location on your hard disk (like template scripts).
-All scripts must be located in the work folder.

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We can use absolute paths for files that are on an absolute location on our hard disk like template scripts, but all scripts must be located in the work folder.

It works fine with template scripts and I have all my scripts except the one that is attached to the level in WED in a subdir of my work folder so I guess this limitation is only for the main script..

Have you actually tried it?

I have tried it,
My start.wdl is in a folder 'Workfolder1' with all the elements from WED.
All my script files in the folder 'Scripts'.
Indeed I can't run my game, and when I loaded the start.wdl in SED all the included files will not automaticaly loading in SED and yes I have set Load Included Files in SED --> Configuration on the tab Environment.
When I open WED it say's;
Can't open file 'x.wdl'
Can't open file 'y.wdl'
Can't open file 'z.wdl'
etc
Now I have placed all the wdl files in the workfolder, then it works.
So you can only place the wdl files in a subfolder in the workfolder, and that is not what I want because then the wdl files are not visible for my other workfolder.

Regards,
Frits

doesn't path "..\\scripts" work?

No, only when you make it a subfolder in the workfolder.
What I want is a subfolder in Gstudio6 named 'scripts' and that does not work.

C:
..Program Files
....Gstudio6
......Gamefolder; with start.wdl and WED entities
......Scripts; with the rest of the scripts

This does not work,

C:
..Program Files
....Gstudio6
......Gamefolder; with start.wdl and WED entities
........Scripts; with the rest of the scripts

This works.

Regards,
Frits

Just add another path

path "C:\\Program Files\\Gstudio6\\Gamefolder\\Scripts"

The folders are absolute so you have to define EACH subfolder as well.

Andrew

Strange.
I just tried my example above and it works great for me.

That's what I thought when I first came across this thread... "../scripts" should do the job, indeed. I can't think of anything that could prevent this from functioning.