oreeeeeeon 2024-04-10 05:29
For some reason i cant run lowres nx file on my windows 10 laptop umm i have sublime text to write my program but i have now way of launching the nx file... so i hope someone here can help me.
ps: im new to programming in windows...
was8bit 2024-04-10 11:49
I am not expert, but if i recall correctly, these are two ways to do it...
1) i "think" you can drag the icon for your code to the icon for your lowres program
2) the best solution is to define the extension for .NX to text files
... also, you cannot just use any text editor, as they often imbed hidden data that defines fonts, spacing, etc... you need one that doesnt add any of that...
My advice, i am sure, isnt 100%, as it has been awhile since i have worked with lowres on windows... so maybe someone else can provide more accurate advice :)
was8bit 2024-04-10 11:51
The "programming code" itself will be the same regardless of whether you use windows or apple
was8bit 2024-04-10 11:58 (Edited)
... as a side thought, if you want to make a game that can be played on ANY mobile phone, check out this game
https://lowresnx.inutilis.com/topic.php?id=2194
You must use use ONLY touch controls, and limit the playable space, as i have done with this game... this will make the game playable on any phone using the webpage... otherwise, non apple phones cannot play your game....
BUT, most of the people who play these games have an apple phone, so no worries ;) i just added that info just in case you have a non-apple friend who wants you to make them a game, like i did ;)
Timo 2024-04-10 12:48
Hi,
Sublime Text is perfect, I use it too :)
You can just open LowRes NX and drag your .nx file into the window. At the same time you can have Sublime Text open and work on the code.
In LowRes NX press Ctrl+r to reload/restart your program, when you want to test your changes.
oreeeeeeon 2024-04-10 16:52
ok thanks for the advice and for replying... didn't think anyone would reply :/