Provide some functions for manipulate with string, based on their displayed width:
'split.string.by.delim'
'fill.spaces'
'sum.to.string' and 'number.to.string'
'fill.sum.to.string'and 'fill.number.to.string'
'sprintf' with extended syntax (%[align][width]specifier)

Allows arithmetic operation - add, subtract, multiply and divide - on numeric strings. The strings can be signed, and can also be decimal.

BBS quest script to allow player to pay reparations to turn race stations/ships non-hostile

History :

2.81
-added new function 'length', it return displayed width of string.

This returns the minimun notoriety need to buy a ware or the title assosiated with a given notoriety.

It returns the RelVal of any tradable ware in vanilla X3

Sorts:-

• Bubble - alpha and numeric
  
• Insertion - alpha and numeric
  
• Selection - alpha and numeric
  
• Shell - alpha and numeric
  

And the best sort in this collection:-

• Improved Shell - alpha and numeric plus 2-linked array alpha and numeric, and a 2d-array alpha where you select the element to sort on.

split.string.by.delim
fill.spaces

return a random ware

return a random ship type

Here's an OOS combat test framework that I wrote, it sets up OOS combat in an un-observed sector and logs the result.

Scripts, hints and tips for the following methods of getting input from the user once a script is running:-

• Incoming question in the form of a numeric keypad - slight update on the original.
  

• Using the numeric keypad (hotkey) from a script - plus other uses.
  

• Using a combination of numeric keypad and incoming question.
  

• "Chaining" scripts to change the function of the command slot - not just for numeric entry, but any entry.

If you want to set a sector as known to the player, including all stations and gates, this script is for you.

Now there's an easy way to add or set an exact amount of notoriety, no matter what condition the notoriety is currently at. These scripts will add or set as exact of a notoriety boost as possible with the scripting engine.

This is a basic absolute value script. It returns an always-positive value with the same magnitude as the argument.

This lib is used to emule a menu thanks to the "send incoming question" command.

Common library for scripters to manage forbidden sectors and stations on player request

returns the race that developed a ship type.

A file containing names of forum users to be used to generate random names

hese library scripts take any X3 2.0 sector as a parameter and return an array, organised as following:

[0] = Race (useful for plugins that modify the owner race of a sector and want to know the original owner race).
[1] = Population.
[2] = Number of planets.
[3] = Is a core sector: TRUE if core, FALSE if border.
[4] = Is a home sector: TRUE if part of the sector cluster surrounding the home sector of a race, FALSE otherwise.

It returns the greatest common divisor of two integer

1. sqrt.xml - square root for numbers and fpn arrays with high precision (9 digits).
   
2. arcsin.xml - inverse sine
   
3. arccos.xml - inverse cosine

there is no 'find debris' command or anything that will easily return it. So, I wrote this code that checks for wares of mainType 30. Each subtype corresponds to a station - so there is a wreck for each station type. The mainType 20s are station debris found in Presidents End. They are slightly different.

These 3 scripts will allow non-standard factories to actually work correctly.
Utilization of the scripts requires no actions on the part of the end user, but does require some from
the creator of any mods/scripts that utilize factories other than the default ones that are included in
the game.

This library script, meant for use with 1.3's big and mini roids, will calculate and place a randomized asteroid field