Unless I'm unaware of something, I don't believe that there is another way to do what you're suggesting with the same accuracy and convenience as the console, unfortunately

Use DRAY to copy the EXOT

this will do the exot thing as stated:

just copy it into the console

 

function TMP(i)
tpt.set_property('tmp2', 70000, i)
end
tpt.element_func(TMP, tpt.element('exot'))

 

if you want to do this with something else

replace 70000 with the tmp2 value you want.

replace the exot with whatever element you want

then copy it into the console

@jward212 (View Post)
That is very inefficient and would set it to 70000 every frame, not just on creation. A faster method (which still sets it every frame though) would do that in a tick function.

A more proper way to do it doesn't exist, because we don't have a method of setting default properties... a workaround (slow) is to have an update function and check if some random property like .pavg0 hasn't been set. If it has, then set tmp2 to 70000 and pavg0 to 1.

@cat (View Post)

 not the same thing but u can use up and down arrow to go through console commands already written, so u can just place all the exot, press up arrow, enter and u don't have to type 2 times, only 1 time, or use prop tool to set tmp2, tools or ctrl+p