Best writing tool to stay organized?

[Loudbeat]

Here are some of the ones I use.

For mapping and notes, Obsidian, simplemind:

Organizational Tools/Programs and Strategies

Hello everyone! I’ve found myself on the incoming urge to switch the operative system of my PC before starting a new endeavor in my life (cause fu windox11 and beyond), and with it, it came all the hassle of trying to find alternative applications to the ones I’m used to and taking advantage as of now that could do everything I do now, and maybe more, but on Linux.

A little of rambling

From windows, I use: notepad++ (to write choicescript and take notes about anything) simplemind (to make mi…

For writing and testing Vscode or Vscodium with this extension:

New Choicescript extension for VS Code (2.0 now runs games!)

I’ve released a new extension for VS Code, the popular programming text editor, that supports ChoiceScript. Along with syntax highlighting and auto-completing commands and variables, it shows common ChoiceScript errors as you write. [screenshot-2] You can find everywhere that you’ve used a variable in your game and globally rename a variable. [screenshot] It outlines your game, showing your choices, labels, and any *global or *temp variables. [outline] You can install it from the extens…

Generate Statistics About Your Stats

To help me balance my stats in my work-in-progress, I modified randomtest to take snapshots of my stats and put them in a .csv file, which Excel and other spreadsheet programs can open. I put the changed code on Github for anyone who wants to give it a try. You should be able to use it just like you would ChoiceScript from the main repository. To try this out, in your startup.txt file, put a special comment that sets up what variables to save: *comment savestatsetup [stat1] [stat2] [stat3] Re…

For reading (more useful with long format texts):

Speed reading tool (not only for speed though)

Hello there. Lately, I’ve been getting into the world of programming, and for one of the final projects it occurred to me to create a speed-reading app. I guess this is not very applicable to the “choice” format but more to the continuous long text, so maybe it could be useful for some people that read a lot (and maybe also to have a brain seizure). By the way, it doesn’t need to be used only for the sole purpose of speed. It also can be useful to have a more comfortable text size, healthier p…