See title. 'ap' is not on the approved list. Is there some reason for that?

Hey, same question on user's HEAT. All this talk about putting heat into items and such, how to you access that, even just to check?

You are right AP is missing, I think it would be useful to have.
As for the heat functions, I have added them to the MDS manual section.

Thanks for setting up the heat functions.

Should we expect the uv('ap') function soon, or should I redesign those portions of my quest?

That is up to Mur.
I don't think a uv('ap') is necessary because it is very easy to simulate.
Maybe later there will be functions to affect a player's AP, we shall see.

Simulate it? Pray tell...

All I'm looking for is a way to get a reading on action points....

Lets say you want players to have... magic points.
Minimum 0, maximum 50. Every hour they get 5 magic points and they use them one your clickables.

Compare the current time to the last time they accessed some place, and adjust the points accordingly.
For example, they opened the chest of bacon at 14:00, and had 30 magic points. Now it is 16:00, that means their magic points should increase by 10 and they are left with 40.
They use 15 magic points to cook some bacon, now they have 25 magic points etc.

Got it - simulated action points. I still want to get at and read the real ones.

Why exactly? The only way that looks useful to me is to see how bad people got lost when going from one clicky to the other, but a number of things could interfere with it: regeneration timer, free credits...
I hope you're not considering to impose a check to see if people have exactly 5 ap, to allow them to continue?

Indeed AP is a very inflexible game mechanic for quest use. You also have to account for things like faster regen times or greater storage capacity.
That is not to say AP could not be used, but it seems very limiting to both the quest maker and the player questing.

Don't inhibit my creativity. I can think of LOTS of ways to use that data in a quest.

That was not my intention, I was referring to AP itself being limiting to both parties.
Either way, without AP functions you will still need to find your own way to make it.