This version offers the following for users who are new to foldit and lua scripting:

1) Added tons of comments and documentation to make it easier to learn foldit scripting and lua coding in general.
2) Changed names of variables and functions to more easily understand their purpose.
3) Increased code spacing to allow easier viewing (especially for those of us over 40 years old).
4) Added debug functions with random return value generation for debugging locally (also as a learning aide).

Visit https://github.com/CottonPatch/foldit for the latest scripts, readme and tips
Visit https://foldit.fandom.com/wiki/EDRW to Learn more about the original script "Tvdl enhanced DRW 3.0.2" by "Timo van der Laan"

Tips:

1) Download and install ZeroBrane Studio to learn how to write and debug Lua scripts, including the Rebuild2020.Lua script.
2) Although ZeroBrane Studio is an awesome Lua development environment, it does not have built-in version control abilities.
3) Only attempt to debug scripts in Visual Studio 2019 (VS-2019) or Visual Studio Code (VS-Code) if you want to get frustrated.
4) Although you can debug Lua scripts in VS-Code (with a free plug-in) it crashes often.
5) You cannot debug lua scripts in VS-2019, but you can check in changes to GitHub directly from VS-2019 (that's what I am doing).
6) See https://github.com/CottonPatch/foldit/blob/master/GithubTips.md for tips on using GitHub within VS-2019

Learn more:
1. See also "Tvdl enhanced DRW 3.1.1" with small fixes and improvements here: https://fold.it/portal/recipe/102840
2. See also a different script approach, "Constructor v1.05" by "Grom" here: https://fold.it/portal/recipe/46192

I just realized that the hundreds of times I have imported my changes, saved them and then ran them, that those changes were never shared to the foldit server. Wow!
So, this latest edition has a MASSIVE number of changes!
This latest version is actually version 54, with each version containing many changes.
Be sure to check out the "End of run" statistics and the "End of script" statistics in the log file. Very cool stuff. The code is also much easier to read now, better organized and has infinitely more comments. Enjoy! Bill

Is there a way you can make the option screens wider instead of longer vertical? On my laptop resolution I cannot see the OK buttons at the bottom because they end up offscreen and I cannot drag the option boxes any higher.

and does this recipe do anything helpful as is or is it just a demo of developing a recipe? I didn't quite understand that aspect of the description.

I have the same comment. As it is I cannot run this!

Can you make it where the settings screen isn't so long? The buttons to run the recipe go off the screen on my laptop and I cannot click them.