Fixed the organization of my new lua modules. They now go in library/lua instead of where plugin lua modules go. Updated scripts accordingly.

library/lua/onReport.lua

@@ -3,14 +3,14 @@
 --contains the "ON_REPORT" event: triggered when there is a new report in df.global.world.status.reports
 
 --example
---local onReport = require 'plugins.onReport'
+--local onReport = require 'onReport'
 --onReport.triggers.someName = function (reportId)
 -- --do stuff with that id
 --end
 
 local _ENV = mkmodule('onReport')
 local utils = require 'utils'
-local repeatUtil = require 'plugins.repeatUtil'
+local repeatUtil = require 'repeatUtil'
 
 lastReport = lastReport or -1
 triggers = triggers or {}

library/lua/onStrike.lua

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 
 local _ENV = mkmodule('onStrike')
 
-local onReport = require 'plugins.onReport'
+local onReport = require 'onReport'
 local utils = require 'utils'
 
 debug = debug or true

scripts/itemsyndrome.lua

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@
 -- Checks for inventory changes and applies or removes syndromes that items or their materials have. Use "disable" (minus quotes) to disable and "help" to get help.
 
 eventful=eventful or require("plugins.eventful")
-syndromeUtil = syndromeUtil or require("plugins.syndromeUtil")
+syndromeUtil = syndromeUtil or require("syndromeUtil")
 
 local function printItemSyndromeHelp()
  print("Arguments (non case-sensitive):")

scripts/onReportExample.lua

@@ -1,6 +1,5 @@
 
-local onReport = require 'plugins.onReport'
-reload('plugins.onReport')
+local onReport = require 'onReport'
 
 onReport.triggers.onReportExample = function(reportId)
 -- print('report '..reportId..' happened!')

scripts/onStrikeExample.lua

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 
-local onStrike = require 'plugins.onStrike'
+local onStrike = require 'onStrike'
 local eventful = require 'plugins.eventful'
 --print(onStrike)