I'm posting this here because it got quite a good reception at the Daily Click, and it was suggested to me that people here might like it also.

It's is a little app I've made to help organize and edit snippets - small, reusable pieces of code you use in games.

For example; It includes a snippet to find the angle between two objects. All you need do, is enter the names of the objects, as they appear in MMF, and it generates the code, ready to copy and paste straight in.

I've included quite a lot of pre-made snippets, and made it very easy to add your own. Hopefully people will use this, and share their snippets with other clickers.

I'm considering an add-on pack, so if anyone can think of some useful snippet ideas, please let me know.

This is a great resource, can you include my cloaking device as a snippet?

I don't think that can be added as a snippet because it involves multiple events.

But I may be wrong.

This is a great idea! As a beginner to DBP, I'll certainly find this useful.

Dragonguy: sorry, but wizkidweb is right. That's not really how it works.

I've had to fix a small bug.

The latest and all future updates can be downloaded here:
http://www.create-games.com/download.asp?id=7421

Expressions eh?
How about this then?
I have trouble remembering that one.

Yes, I should be able to add that.
There'd be a few possible options on how to do it though.

Are objectx/y/z three alterable values that every object has?
If so, it could be made so you, the user, enter the name of the object, and the letter of the alterable value which holds each of these. If they're going to be stored in counters or something, then it would be more complicated.

I'm assuming camerax/y/z a the same for all objects, so more likely to be held in a counter or something.

Yes each invidual non-camera active object has these alterable values.You assume correctly, camera x/y/z is the position of the camera if 3rd person or the position of the player if 1st person so they may be counters or alterbale values of the player/camera object.

How did I miss this? This program is genius, it will come in extremely handy! Here's my suggestion for an addition, I often use this expression for particle instability:

Filename: Number in range relative to center.ini
[Details]
Description=This generates a random number within a range relative to a center value.
[Function]
String=>Center<+Random(>Range<*2+1)->Range<
Variable1= >Center<
Variable2= >Range<

Thanks a lot Nifflas. I shall definitely add that if you don't mind. I'm very glad to see you've grasped how it works and how to make your own snippets.

For now, I'll put your credit in the description. It occurs to me that there should probably be an "author" item in the details group. I'll have to add that later though.

Dragonguy - I am working on yours. Shouldn't take too long.