Experimental Lua Globals Explorer

When modding Lua, I often want to see which functions are available. dump() is useful, but it frequently gets cut off in large tables and isn’t very readable. This super-duper-awesome tool I created solves that problem: it lets you browse all available functions, tables, and variables in both GELua and VLua, and offers more features than dump() ever could. Browser View Source View ​ Features: View all available functions and variables Quickly inspect Lua function source Sort by name, type or value Filter by variable type Search bar for fast lookup Copy function calls and variable names Open tables, userdata and cdata interactively along with metatables and __index Font size and type customizability Controls: Open with ALT + TIDLE (the key you open console with), rebindable in Settings > Controls > General Debug Click a key (left column) to copy its name or full Lua path Click a value (right column) to interact depending on its type: Tables, Userdata and Cdata: open the table, metatable and __index Functions: view Lua source Others: copy the value Right click a key to execute a lua command; quickly wrap the command in dump(...) or save to M1–M5 variables Tips: Use with the console for extreme effiecency Click the type icon to pin a key name to the top CTRL + click on the filters to disable all other types quickly Useful commands: M1 = vec3() M2 = quat() M3 = getPlayerVehicle(0) M4 = createObject("TSStatic") M5 = require("string.buffer").new() Support for vlua and auto refresh ​ I shall also thank @Neverless for help during developement This was coded by a real human being (no ai slop) Please consider supporting me as it would help a lot: https://ko-fi.com/e32k_