Programming maps in PB2

[Max teabag]

Hi, I made an application that allows map makers to write code to make logic for maps.
Demonstration:


The program generates an .XML file from the C# objects. Optionally, it will download a map from the server and then upload it automatically combining the existing map and the new stuff from the code.

I made it initially for fun, but I found it useful because it saved a lot of time when working with triggers.
The program uses C#.
You can use Visual Studio or Visual Studio Code.
The project is open source and can be cloned/downloaded here:
https://github.com/Maxteabag/plazmascript

There's quite a lot of trigger actions and features missing, but I'm waiting to work more on this before it's proven, useful before adding more stuff. Of course, contributors are welcome too.

[mister mayhem]

Holly molly.

Well isn't this going to be useful.

[generaltahsin]

You just gave me the best motivation to me start learning C#.

[Max teabag]

You just gave me the best motivation to me start learning C#.

I'm glad. Maybe I'll make a C# tutorial directed at PB2 map makers xD
If you are already customed to working with variables, timers and triggers, I would say you're in a very good position to learn programming.

[Sgt Dwayne]

omgomgomgomgomgomg u r alive!!!

[MLG COOL DOMINIK]

This looks useless, just use the editor normally, why waste time to learn coding for something as simple as placing a trigger

[Green Eyed Demon]

This looks useless, just use the editor normally, why waste time to learn coding for something as simple as placing a trigger

Well that's a very narrow minded way of looking at things, innit?

[MLG COOL DOMINIK]

This looks useless, just use the editor normally, why waste time to learn coding for something as simple as placing a trigger

Well that's a very narrow minded way of looking at things, innit?

Well what does it help with?

[mrblake213]

This looks useless, just use the editor normally, why waste time to learn coding for something as simple as placing a trigger

I do agree that it doesn't increase accessibility nor convenience but something like this proves that programming maps in PB2 is possible and can make way for PB2.5's map programming capabilities.

It also shows on how innovative or creative Max is on finding this out on his own.