The global script information describes the general behavior of your script and defines your script general information. You should always fill that information before exporting a final version of your script. To set your script's global information, select the Script Info tab from the main panel. The following fields exist in that tab:
Script Name
The name of your script. It should be unique among all of your scripts, so avoid choosing names as script, myscript or script1. It's not mandatory to be the same as the name you use for the file to save the script in, but it usually does.
Author
Author of the script. You should put here your name (or your nickname) if you're writing the script, or the name of the authors separated by commas if there're more than one author for the script.
Here you have to put the authors contact e-mail address. Usually your e-mail if you're writing the script. If you do not want to give a contact e-mail, you can leave this field in blank. If you want to give more than one e-mail, separate them by commas.
Version
The version of your script. If you update your script or improve it, you should change its version. It usually have a number string to name the version, but you can put in this field what you want to.
License
You should put here the signature of your script license. You shouldn't leave this field empty. If you do not want to waste time searching for a license that fits your script distribution needs, you can leave here the default script license of creative commons by-nc.
Status
A word defining the develop status of your script, usually 'started' if you're building it, 'complete' if you've finished it, 'incomplete' if some features are missing and 'test' if you're debugging it; but you can use any word that defines the status of your script. Do not leave this field blank.
Language
Two letters coding the language your script speaks, following the standard ISO 639-1 to code it. For English this two letters are 'en', for German are 'de', for Spanish are 'es', for French are 'fr', for Italian are 'it', for Arabian are 'ar', etc.
Background Color
Color for the background of your script. You can select here any color you like, but keep in mind that if your script is long the lighter colors will get the user's view less tired.
Tags
A list of tags to define and reference the topics your script's in, put them separated by commas; eg 'femaledom, formale, anal, pain', To see a list of the standardized tags you can use here take a look below.
Used Items
A list of all items your script's going to need the slave to have to fully enjoy the script, such as clothes, toys or household items.
Script Summary
A little summary (less than 250 characters) describing your script. Do not leave this field empty, and try it to be descriptive; avoid summaries such as 'my first script' or 'a fun script for SexScripts'
Disclaimer
The disclaimer of your script. You can alert here of all the risks that the slave can take if he runs the script, all the requisites the slave must meet to run your script and all the responsibilities you leave for the slave. You can leave this field blank if yo do not wish to put any disclaimer to your script.
The following list is a list of all standardized tags you can use to reference your script:
anal
bondage
celebrity
chores
estim
exhibition
extreme
feet
femaledom
fitness
forcouple
forfemale
formale
game
gay
hair
humiliation
internet
lesbian
long
maledom
mystical
options
pain
scat
sequel
shopping
spanking
sperm
test
toys
transgender
urine