yeah yeah same thing. get the plugin
That’s not open source, that’s unencrypted. It doesn’t mean the source code is open for public operation.
What licence is it, MIT?
Publish it on GitHub and then we’ll talk.
Who said this? I don’t see any message from him here 
So what happens if I wanted to run a loop but then wanted to stop it?
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it’s in reviews. got a friend to do it but it was an honest review
it’s an MPL 2.0 license. i made a github for another plugin i made, and im worried about making an update then forgetting to put that to the github. but i will add a github now. stay tuned if you want
its out. ya yappy now?
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you don’t, just like with the command bar
Ah so it’s a multi-line command bar editor, neat!
Basically it’s just FOSS InCommand, and I’m all for it. Maybe look into adding syntax highlighting
This actually seems super useful!
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me when you can just use one line in cmd bar
(this plugin seems pretty decent, just needs some work, but it doesn’t seem very needed tbh.)
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Hey people,
in honor of reaching 1000 clicks on this topic, I’ve dropped a huge update for you all. Be sure to update the plugin!
Key changes
- Fixed some bugs.
- UI Improvements; hover descriptions, and a special outline has been added to display the environment the code would be running in, along with tween tweaks and other minor changes.
- Running code now entirely depends on
ModuleScripts. - Ran code uses
pcall()s to catch bugs and remove that extra error message when an error occurs in your code. -
NEW IMPORT FORMAT: .txt files can now be imported into the editor.
- Prints from the plugin now have a header to avoid confusion.
- Removed the post-initialization print.
- Minor optimization upgrades.
Things I forgot to say since that one hotfix after release
- I was too lazy to tell you to update your plugin. Sorry about that. This happened like maybe a couple days after its initial release probably idk.
- Secondary advanced editor exit button has been made inside the widget
- I also fixed like some bugs.
- Added light mode support
the buttons contrast further from the background now. (Please don’t use light mode)
Really appreciate the support! As always the plugin is free and open source. Let me know your thoughts.
hot fix after the update yesterday. fixed the scroll bar just not working 
PLEASE UPDATE YOUR PLUGIN PEOPLE!!!
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bro, where has this been all my life, this looks so cool! i’ll be executing my scripts using this now 
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another patch with the script editor stuff.
working on this plugin has been entirely from a local file not from a published plugin as the local file is private. updaet again 
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waiiiiiiiit for it ONE MORE PATCH!
i really bugged this one didn’t i. this was on my end i forgot to set a variable like the idiot i am. I will soon be adding a feature to know when your plugin is outdated now.
Only the actual script editor has autocomplete and syntax highlighting, so I would rather write code there and paste it into the command line.
This plugin allows you to code in a REAL script editor (as shown in OP) where the text in the widget updates in real-time as you write in the advanced editor. And you can execute your code in just one click, and have you seen the Script List?
example of it working
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Why even have the script viewer in the plugin then? It could be more compact if it was just the row of buttons so the developer can place it nicely anywhere in their layout.
The script viewer is for basic scripts. For advanced scripts, use the advanced editor. The sole purpose of the widget is not to be a script viewer, and just having buttons on it would be a bit confusing having to switch from a Roblox window to a script executor, and most of the functionality was supposed to be in a single window to be compact. I think this would be a bit too compact for user experience. If you don’t like using the code viewer to write your scripts, then just don’t use it, use the advanced editor.
If you’re looking for a plugin that has syntax highlighting, try out InCommand (RIP your wallet)
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