Collection of TMInterface AngelScript scripts.
Also known as Preset Settings, this plugin allows you to manage preset scripts.
It also has a command (include) which loads a script without overriding the currently loaded script.
You can find the settings for this plugin in a settings page. To find it, open the TMInterface settings, and look below all the built-in settings pages.
To add a new preset, go to the Create New Preset tab, fill in a name, and press the Create Preset button.
If you accidentally remove a preset from the plugin’s knowledge, but there is a still a script in Scripts/presets,
you can recover it with the other button.
After adding the preset, it will show up in the Presets tab. If you click a preset it will be run, and become the active preset.
The active preset can be edited/removed in the Edit Active Preset tab.
You can also add ConVars (console variables) that are not yet listed in the preset,
which also supports a filter to only add ConVars that start with that string.
For example, setting a filter of bf and then pressing Add All Missing ConVars will add all vars that start with bf.
Pressing the Save/Load Changes will save the file and load the preset.
The plugin also registers the include command, which runs a script, but doesn’t override the currently loaded script.
So, if you do load a.txt followed by load b.txt will mean a.txt is no longer loaded.
If you do include b.txt instead then a.txt will still be loaded.
Released (and published here separately for the first time).