Sorry Bloodline, but I'm not using Lite-C yet. However, I've been monitering this thread because it looks like a great tool, and I'd like to see peoples results!

I agree with xXxGuitar511. Maybe the toll has just come a bit oo early since i think most of the users stay at c-script till there is a stable release of x-kite. But i like the idea of such a tool, and the way you made it looks very good.

Thanks Excessus for your great feedback! I'll implement most of the things as soon as I get time.

Update

-You don't have to define the missing winAPI function yourselfe

That's fantastic Bloodline.

Thank you.

That's realy great !
It helps Newbies like me !

Verry Good

I run it at this moment
an an Error comes:

Can't run DISPLAY00.wdl

Hey this looks great! It looks like you can use a variable to determine a panel's position.

I am trying to do something like this, I want to place buttons on the screen based on the current screen resolution, this allows buttons to stay at the right place, even when resolution changes.

So I wanted to put a variable at the position of the panel button, but that gives a syntax error.

Is it possible to place buttons (that can be pressed) depending on a variable, then I could have them at the right places for every resolution.

code:
build()
{ create_building; }

if (video_mode == 7) var button_pos = 400;
if (video_mode == 8) var button_pos = 500;

panel UI_button
{
button = button_pos,button_pos, icon, icon, pressed, build(), NULL, NULL;
layer = 1; flags = d3d, refresh;
}

function main {
while (game) {
UI_button.visible = on; // show panel
wait(1); } }

sadly this gives a syntax error for the variable I use...

It would be

var button_pos;
if (video_mode == 7) button_pos = 400;
if (video_mode == 8) button_pos = 500;

The resolution feature was planed, but to fuzzy to implement. I'll maybe implement it later.

Yea ok, but then it still can't use the variable for a button position...