Oh, that one actually works in mods? If so then sure, that one's handy.

It does. My mod (see below) includes point defense missiles.

That be achieved with the AUTOFIRE feature though - the Roiders' shuttle berth binds to PD because of that. I need to test to make sure it can bind things to the other buttons or autofire by default before adding anything.

I just tested it by changing the bindingId of a laser to four, and checked the laser's default binding. It was set to autofire.

Cool, I'll add that in then.

It's been awhile since I've done any work on the host of planned but unfinished mods I had been working on...

Log into forums and see this;

Awesome job TTFTCUTS!!! I had been working on a simple spreadsheet version of something very nearly identical but this is above and beyond what I could have accomplished (if I had continued to work on it).

Great job, and thanks a million for making this happen!

-Ha11uc1n0g3n

I still don't get why this is so big~
Sure making colours is kinda easier but otherwise just writing it is easier~
Try not to start another mvm.tf ^^"

re: it makes modding more accessible.
Some people find text editors off-putting, and having a "graphical" interface makes it a lot less intimidating.

That's the point

The community is relatively small. Lowering the bar for making mods increases the number which get made. Sure it also increases the low quality stuff, but it's not like we aren't already filtering half a workshop of exported save files out anyway... I can only see it being a good thing overall.

Also the ID reordering tool is the single most useful thing by far. Not having to redo every ID by hand in a block set is super useful, as is the preview of how something will look without having to start up the game, being able to see exactly which shapes are available and how they scale, etc etc. It reduced my time spent doing mod busywork by upwards of 75%, so I imagine it'd do much, much more for people who aren't familiar with/are intimidated by raw text editing.