So what does this do? It formats scripts to make them more readable.
For example, it would turn this:
begin GiveBonus
if ( GlobalVar == 0 )
set GlobalVar to 1
if ( Player->GetLevel >= 15 )
Player->AddSpell "Bonus3"
elseif ( Player->GetLevel <= 5 )
Player->AddSpell "Bonus1"
else
Player->AddSpell "Bonus2"
endif
else
set GlobalVar to 2
endif
StopScript GiveBonus
end
Into this:
begin GiveBonus
if ( GlobalVar == 0 )
set GlobalVar to 1
if ( Player->GetLevel >= 15 )
Player->AddSpell "Bonus3"
elseif ( Player->GetLevel <= 5 )
Player->AddSpell "Bonus1"
else
Player->AddSpell "Bonus2"
endif
else
set GlobalVar to 2
endif
StopScript GiveBonus
end
Just paste your script into the box, adjust the options as needed click
Indent Now, and copy your script back out.
Do you see ;ERR in your script? That means you have more close block
commands than open block commands. For example too many endifs. Likewise if the last
line of your script is indented, you have more close blocks than open blocks, just the
opposite problem.
Tip: You can use CTRL+C and CTRL+V to copy and paste in the editor.
Want to use Morrowind Script Indenter offline? Just press CTRL+S to save this page
on your computer.
If you use Firefox, you might also want to check out Yacoby's adaptation of my
code here as a
Fixefox Extension. It lets to indent scripts in your forum posts directly
with a right-click context menu.
* Thanks to Dave Humphrey for tweaking the code to work in more browsers.
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