In game options set log level to
info. This will print all messages to the log file.
While running your game via the editor you can press tab to toggle the console on & off, then type
print log & press enter to show the log for the current run session. It is not automatically updated though (currently) so you will have to type
print log whenever you want to refresh it.
Or you can navigate to the game folder in c:/users/username/appdata/local/game-company-ved name/messages.txt or messages.log (whichever it is).
P.S: I really do recommend using Sublime Text or even Atom for writing your scripts in. Sublime Text wins hands down over Atom, but Atom is still pretty good & it's open source unlike Sublime Text which is a commercial product. They both have good auto-complete functions as well as search & replace & multi-word / line editing & they come with various themes too.
P.P.S: I think an auto-complete system for VS script editor would be quite complicated to create because it would have to take into account the various different way in which things can be written, for example...
Characters.Tom
Characters["Tom"]
getObject("Characters[Tom]")
game.CurrentCharacter
game:getLink(VGameCurrentCharacter)
getObject("Game.GameCurrentCharacter")
...as you can see there are multiple ways of accessing the same information. Also the getObject method allows for multiple fields inside of a single getObject function.
getObject("Game.GameCurrentCharacter.CharacterConditions[active]"):getBool(VConditionValue)
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