Hi!
Handling huge number of subtools in Zbursh can be tedious. (It sounds like a bad tv commercial…)
I stared to create a little subtool managemnet tool in my spare time. It’s in a very early stage but I thought it might be useful for others as well.
The current functions (In non alphabetical order):
- groupVisible: puts a “Grp+Number+_” tag on the beginning of the subtools. If there are already existing groups, creates a nametag based on the biggest+1.
- groupSelect: selects the group of the active subTool. (hides everything else)
- inVis: flips the visibility on all subtools (little eye on SubTool menu).
- setActiveGrp: creates an “Active Group” variable in the memory, so basically it remembers the last used group
- groupAdd: sets the current subTool to be part of the Active group
- groupCurrent: puts the active subTool in a new group, and sets itself as Active group
So I can imagine two main usage:
If you only want two groups, is like:
1, make visible the subtools that you want in the first group
2, hit groupVisible -> hit inVis -> hit groupVisible. Done, you have two main groups which you can switch with groupSelect
(Better quality: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B1SQVaVS0WQVSjFCekFPbk5Ncms/view?usp=sharing )
The other one on based on multiple subtools:
1, select the starting subtool
2. hit groupCurrent (puts it in a group)
3, select the other wanted subtools, and hit every time groupAdd
4, hit groupSelect and inVis if you want them to be hidden and deal with the other subtools
(Better quality: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B1SQVaVS0WQVRlp1anVTcHJSTGc/view?usp=sharing )
(Currently the script doesn’t work if there are two or more subTools with the same name. But I made a name regulizer script too, so that’s not much of a big problem.)
You can download the package here:
It’s free 
Special thanks for Marcus and Nick Mill.
This is the first version of the scriptpack, so it can buggy, please, let me know is something not working correctly. Hopefully I will release some of my other scripts later.
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