You don't have to use the specific object explorers if you don't choose to, although I highly recommend it.  You can access the scripts directly through the Explorer as shown in the figure below.  Here I have extracted the DDL from 4 tables into my workspace.  As you can see, you get nicely formatted output along with color coded syntax which is extremely handy.

The color coded syntax might be something that people take for granted.  I do a lot of TSQL development work and a lot of performance work.  The top two tools that I use are screen resolution and color coded syntax.  I run my screen resolution at 1280x1024.  (No I don't wear glasses.)  I know that comments are in green, keywords are in blue, constants in red, and everything else is in black.  This gives me the ability to display large blocks of TSQL in a single window and scan that window for the sections that I need.  If you have ever looked at large volumes of well formatted SQL, you know that in many cases you don't have to even be able to read what is there simply because certain blocks of syntax have a characteristic look.  The colors that are used are customizable although I would like to see a much expanded list of discrete objects that can be color coded.  SQL-Programmer and Query Analyzer do a much better job of this at the moment.  One productivity boost that you now get in RapidSQL for doing this kind of work is full screen mode.  Locate the button on the second toolbar (11th from the left) that looks like a window.  This will strip away all of the toolbars, title bars, and all other elements to give you the entire screen to work in.

RapidSQL 5.2 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10