How do I set "two_window" character display as the default?

[rocket]

I assume I don't have to manually insert it in each Character() definition, but it doesn't seem to be a config variable.

Any ideas? Thankies!

[PyTom]

It isn't a config variable, it needs to be written in each Character definition.

You may be able to use Character.copy() to help out:

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init:
     $ char = Character("Character", show_two_window=True)
     $ e = char.copy("Eileen", color="#0f0")
     $ l = char.copy("Lucy", color="#f00")

[rocket]

Ah, thankee!

[Wintermoon]

Shorter and more elegant IMO:

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init:
     $ char = Character("Character", show_two_window=True).copy
     $ e = char("Eileen", color="#0f0")
     $ l = char("Lucy", color="#f00")

I love Python.

[rocket]

Shorter and more elegant IMO:

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init:
     $ char = Character("Character", show_two_window=True).copy
     $ e = char("Eileen", color="#0f0")
     $ l = char("Lucy", color="#f00")

I love Python.

O.o

Whaaaaaaa?! That works?! Spiffy. I think I may start to like the snake as well...

[Criptych]

Yeah, I'd guess Python's probably where M$ got the idea for "everything's an object" in .NET, eh? But it's certainly nifty.

[PyTom]

Actually, I think "everything's an object" goes back to at least smalltalk, and perhaps before that.

[Jake]

Actually, I think "everything's an object" goes back to at least smalltalk, and perhaps before that.

And really, not everything in .NET's an object anyway, it's just that everything can be treated as an object if you need to. We still have non-nullable value types.