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chip!:
hi CuF.. git is a tool that software developers use to keep track of changes in projects and collaborate/share changes to the code.. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Git_(software)

since 2.0, we have moved the entire default script pack to a git so that anyone can freely copy/merge.. or edit/make their own changes to the script pack.

here is the script pack: https://github.com/convivea/bit-che-2-scripts

and, there might be better guides out there, but here is a quick 'learn about git' page:  http://learn.github.com/p/intro.html

it can be kind of complicated at first, but thankfully github has a pretty easy web interface :)

Bovski:
well now they have the + button it is usable for adding scripts the editing has always been cool.

CuF:
Cinemageddon script for v2.  First of probably many to come now that I have a better grip on the new scripting.

I welcome critiques of my method.  Also, do new/custom scripts go into the .\scripts\default folder or somewhere else?

Edit: And Cinematik.

(Edit: Removed. See below)

chip!:
thanks CuF.. i'll get those added to the pack!

regarding where should they go:

.\scripts\default = protected folder.. when Bit Che updates the default script pack, it will be fully synced (add, delete, modify) all the scripts in the folder so that it matches the default script pack.

while this is great for the users, it does present a small "issue" for developers who edit or create new scripts.

what I suggest (and I am doing the same).. is make a new dev folder for your personal new or edited scripts. then, if you submit them and/or add them to the default pack, you can delete them from your personal folder.

for example, make this folder:
.\scripts\dev

and put your new scripts and any others you are working on in that folder.  restart bit che and it will find those scripts and keep them active (as long as you keep your new 'dev' pack active using the Script Pack menu)

if you leave them in .\scripts\default and you update the script pack, your changes will be moved to the .\scripts\backup folder (so you will not accidentally lose your edits), and then .\scripts\default will be synced.

CuF:
Cool.  Will there be additional script packs in the future?  I can see an Adult pack being a useful category so they can be better maintained, but not something everyone would want.

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