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Create scripts for handling complex operations in Integrated Dynamics
This requires the Cyclops Core library and Integrated Dynamics!
Come talk to us in #integratedmods on the Cyclops Discord server!
This mod allows you to create scripts for handling complex operations in Integrated Dynamics networks.
Using scripts, certain operations that are very complicated to achieve in vanilla Integrated Dynamics become very easy with this mod, such as:
This mod provides in-game documentation and tutorials through the 'On the Dynamics of Integration' book from Integrated Dynamics.
The Scripting Terminal is the main addition of this mod. It allows you to create scripts in the JavaScript language, which then can be stored in Variable Cards for usage in the rest of your Integrated Dynamics network.
Scripting Drives are items that allow script data to be stored on them. These can be inserted into Scripting Drives, which makes them accessible for usage and editing in your network.
The Scripting Terminal offers an editor for writing scripts. Script members (such as variables and functions) can be bound to variables. These variables can be used anywhere in the connected Integrated Dynamics network just like any other variable. If you have direct access to your world files, script files can also edited externally through your favorite IDE!
You can keep track of certain values across multiple function executions, such as for calculating sums and averages. This may be useful for calculating things such as your average energy consumption across a certain period of time.
If you need to debug complex operations, you can log messages for later inspection.
Scripts are executed by the highly performant Graal.JS JavaScript engine, which runs on the Graal VM by Oracle. Performance and security were the primary focus when developing this mod. By default, JavaScript is executed with the strictest Graal settings. These strict security options can be made more loose by server admins, if players for example want to perform IO, for reading from or writing to external files. The maximum execution size of scripts can also be configured to avoid performance issues.
