I wanted to ask all of you (and probably, especially Nekron, since he listed the AI commands and functions here, well in another site.) if you guys wouldn't mind there being a StarCraft AI in Visual Studio Code Format? I thought it would be cool and it would improve quality of life on a few things, like debugging and troubleshooting. Wait, I think that was the same thing. Just one other thing though... If you made the custom AI file, what exactly is the extension for custom and campaign AIs? I missed that memo when I looked at them and haven't caught on yet.

Wait, Blizzard sold the right of StarCraft to the StarEdit staff?
I don't understand the post, but that's one of the interpretations I get of it

Nope. But sc has been reverse engineered to allow for creation of AIs. For more info check bwapi

Sorry for the misunderstanding. Basically, what I was really trying to ask was just to transcribe coding to another programming environment?

BWAPI has been the standard for modern Starcraft AI (Visual Studio, C++, injected as a hack), but for campaigns and stuff you would use AIScript (modding) which you can't add any new features to. Unless llvm-bw were finished which would let you compile a BWAPI bot into a map, but that's likely not going to be finished any time soon.

EDIT: Or are you talking about custom syntax highlighting for AIScript.bin for Visual Studio Code?

You can inject modified aiscript.bin files into a map, though. I've just remade Eye of the Storm and made Daggoth (red) forces attack with hunter killers
http://www.staredit.net/topic/17511/

No need to mod. Only EUD's. Fully compatible with remastered. Just needed PyAI and this

Oh! Uh, True, but Yes I was talking about syntax highlighting for the aiscript.bin, not anything to do with BWAPI.

But at this point, I think I'm good. It's already successful and there is probably already syntax highlighting with PyAI modules.

EDIT: Probably should've said "syntax highlighting" in the title somewhere.

I'm confused, is this literally just about syntax highlighting? I would recommend Notepad++ then since there's already a custom style there made by Veeq, though initially reading this I was under the impression that you want to share all the raw code or sth lol. You can hit him up about it (veeq7) on SEN discord

I didn't even know SEN site had a discord! No, that's okay, I've basically changed my mind about this subject now at this point. I already realized that Notepad++ does very well processing this code and syntax highlighting.

Basically, nevermind what I said.