new update (finally)
Added Settings and Editor
You can now configure the suffix and most importantly, commands!
fixed a bug that doesn’t save the settings*
the commands are currently not save-able, im currently working with this.
unfortunately, it looks like saving tables with functions are not possible (suffix is still save-able)
looks like the commands are now save-able!
(chaotic demo)
*added a debug option, not much to say about it
Very cool and useful plugin! Can’t wait for future updates.
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I’m currently looking for suggestions; since you can now create your own commands and I don’t know what else to add 
What about a documentation somewhere on how to use the plugin? Or maybe making an icon for the plugin on the marketplace?
I don’t have a software specializing drawing and stuff (nor experience)
Its quite straightforward
good Idea for a plugin, but as soon as I try to do anything inside of an If-statement, nothing works
i did it intentionally because i don’t think theres a reason to make it work when theres an if statement or anything in the way
my thought was to make it so if you write “Players”, it automatically puts "local Players = game:GetService(“Players”) in the first line, which now is my feature request for that plugin
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I like the idea of it, i’m gonna add that real quick;
You can also make it so the plugin can work for any script and doesn’t need to work only for one at a time, as an optional feature.
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I took a look at your code and you could use game:GetService(“StudioService”).ActiveScript which is a property of studioservice and the change could be detected using the getpropertychangedsignal function.
Just wanted to tell you that cause often I click at other instances while in script to check how a property is called.
1 more thing I could recommend you is to set the plugin’s button clickable while in a script, to do that, just use: PluginToolbarButton.ClickableWhenViewportHidden
That’s all just feedback based on my (and hopefully others too) needs.
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I didn’t even know StudioService ever existed; I guess I’ll migrate to ActiveScript instead of listening to selection change
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Nice project, however a good name would be Robloxian IntelliSense as I think it sounds better than AutoComplete / Script Commands (In my opinion)
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What a name, it does sounds much better than script commands
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