This plug-in has been converted to the C3 format, and is available on the addons gallery.

HayateX The switch-case plugin has been converted to C3 format. It is in the addon gallery.

HayateX hatsantos I will look into converting the plug-in to the C3 format.

UpendraWatwe, i have updated the plugin and example links on the SwitchCase Plugin topic. Let me know if you can't get it to work.

Rik Marshall, sorry for the long delay. I have modified the OP with updated links to the plug-in and the example.

You can use the mid(text, index, count) system expression. Maybe something like:

mySite = mid(fullURL, find(fullURL, "."), len(fullURL) - find(fullURL, "."))[/code:o51t7t2h]

I didn't test it, so you may need to adjust the numbers in the index and the count. You can check whether the URL contains [url=http://]http://[/url], [url=http://www.]http://www.[/url], etc., using the [b]find(src, text)[/b] expression.

Nice example, zatyka!

Thanks — I guess i shouldn't have assumed everyone knows how to use regedit.

Does the website seem really slow lately? Searches, opening forum threads, and the manual have all been very laggy for me for more than a month.

I've cleared my cache, tested from multiple Interweb connections, and tried with IE, Chrome, and Firefox, so I am assuming it's not me.

I started working on a behavior tree plugin quite a while ago, but finally gave up because of various issues. The biggest issue i had was dealing with game states, and the complete lack of structure in the variable stack of objects. The variable stack, specifically instance variables, are not hard coded at design time, so when you have more than 1 instance variable in an object, there is no way to reliably reference that variable at run time.

Perhaps things have changed, or perhaps i was just ignorant of how to effectively access the variables, but i finally gave up. I'm sure rexrainbow would have some useful input into this, since he's created a Finite State Machine plugin.

I finally figured out how to solve this issue, and I thought i would update this post, in case it is of use to someone else in the future.

I had to change a setting in the AMD Control Center: In the Start --> Desktops and Display --> HydraVision --> Desktop Manager section, under Dialog Control, disable Dialog Re-positioning.

Thanks to — for a push in the right direction.

lahssoo, try it again. It works with the latest version of C2.