Hello, it is me again, this was only a matter of time.
I want to pass variables to object scripts, in my case two integers labeled Allies and Enemies. But it looks to desire a dictionary... How do I go about making then using such?

The easiest way to make them into a dictionary is using QuickParams, which makes a dictionary quickly. I think it was designed for doing stuff like this.

If Allies and Enemies are the names of variables, then the expression QuickParams ("Allies", Allies, "Enemies", Enemies) will give you a dictionary containing those values. (The names in quotes are the names the variables will have if you pass this dictionary to do, invoke, or eval. The second copy of each is the name of the variable in this function)

Most of the time, when you use QuickParams, you'll be doing something like this:

do (somecharacter, "doattack", QuickParams ("weapon", object1, "target", object2))

I think QuickParams can be used for up to 3 values. If you want more than 3, you would have to do something like:

params = NewDictionary()
dictionary add (params, "Allies", Allies)
dictionary add (params, "Enemies", Enemies)
dictionary add (params, "Fruits", Fruits)
dictionary add (params, "Vegetables", Vegetables)
do (someobject, "somescript", params)

(Edit: QuickParams works for 3 variables. I thought it was 4)