MTB made a wish for a WYSIWYG Zscript Editor on another thread and I thought it might be appropriate to give you guys a little preview of what I have been working on for the last couple of months.
With VisualZ you can layout your user interface right on the screen. It allows you to organize your subroutines and interface code with the help of various Wizards, save them to Libraries to use with other projects. Insert Zscript commands right into your code with a click of a mouse and then tailor the parameters to your needs. There is a Wizard that will help you create NoteIbutton Interfaces much like the main program and a Button Wizard to create and label your interface buttons. When you are ready to test or publish your Zscript you compile it, this creates a Zscript file that provides all the correct alignments to create an interface exactly how you defined on the screen. It will also determine all the various dependencies your script has, such as graphics, data files, etc. and save them all to a folder that you can zip up and release for public consumption. Hopefully it will become an essential tool for all you zscripters out there and entice alot of you others to give it a whirl, it is alot of fun! The Zscript language is actually a pretty powerful language and it is getting better with each release. Hopefully I can finish this up and get it documented by the time the next Zbrush version is out.