Hello

In my game i have a list with the starting-positions of moveable game-elements.
Now i want to copy the whoole content of the list into another one, where i later want to koop progress of movement by changing listitems, while the first one acts as a backup of the starting-positions.

What is the easyest script to add a whoole list into another empty one?

This:

delete (all v) of [progress v]
add (starting :: list) to [progress v]

Does not work right.
It just creates one single list item with all values joined in a row instead of each value in a separate item like in the first list.

Probably looping through the list using an index is best. Though there might be a more clever way.

delete all of [list2 v] :: list
set [index v] to [0]
repeat (length of [list1 v] :: list)
change [index v] by (1)
add (item (index) of [list1 v] :: list) to [list2 v]
end

Export the data from the list into a notepad
Once you have your new list press import
Select the notepad
And i think thats it


ohh,

in code,

yeah you might have to follow someone elses advice because they might be correct

Sorry to necropost, heres a better solution for anyone seeing this in the future

define LoadTrack(track)
set [Track v] to (track)
set [Decoded v] to []
set [i v] to [1]
delete all of [Loaded_Track v]
repeat (length of (Track))
if <(letter (i) of (Track)) = [ ]> then
add (Decoded) to [Loaded_Track v]
set [Decoded v] to []
end
set [Decoded v] to (join (Decoded) (letter (i) of (Track))
change [i v] by (1)
end
add (Decoded) to [Loaded_Track v]

When setting Decoded to nothing, delete every character in its input
On the if, check if its equal to the space character “ ”

This is different because you dont have to make separate scripts for each list, just plug in the list variable into the custom block
lmk if anythings broken