[SUGGESTION] Add dynamic expressions?

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    This would be a REALLY neat feature.

    For example, I have a counter, and a bunch of strings.

    ALWAYS = Set string #1's alterable string to String$("string"+str$("Counter"))

    So, if Counter has a value of 1 then it will set the string's text to String 1's text
    if Counter has a value of 2 then it will set the string's text to String 2's text

    I'm trying to set up this dialog system. Instead, I make a bunch of conditions for each dialog/conversation, and this is time consuming. It's like making a volume slider and making conditions if Volume counter = 1 then set volume to 1, and goes on...

    Just a suggestion. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

    +1 would likely find myself using this function, moreso if expanded to objects and other relevant nameable entities

    You can try suggesting it in the bugbox, there's a feature-suggestion utility
    (you will hardly get answers, specially for F2.5 now,
    but those lines are considered, and perhaps this could end up in F3,
    like a special pair of characters to enable dynamic referencing in the smart Please login to see this link. )

    Just a small consideration for your situation,
    if simple enough as in your example,
    perhaps you could reference strings by index:

    AltStrN$("object", index)

    or

    Global String (index)

    that's not as flexible as being able to retrieve a full name,
    but in case you didn't know/think of it, that's something maybe

    a selection of my Fusion examples can be found Please login to see this link.

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