Mac dev tools

[excaliber7388]

That's cool and all, but what about people who don't have access?
Why are things like the level editor, scripted rc, etc, relying on developers?
I think it's great and all, but there needs to be offline support.

[excaliber7388]

Besides, how do you use a scripted RC without access to an RC to upload the script?!

[Crono]

Originally Posted by Stefan

Plans for what? We have said that future tools will be platform-independent, the scripted RC is making good progress, the online-level editors are making progress too, there is also the GUI editor, and for scripting we plan to interface Graal with Eclipse. When it's about an Intel-Mac version there is the problem that we don't have an Intel-Mac right now, and the emulation is at least making it possible to run it (disable true type fonts for better speed).

please please please please please please please don't leave the offline editor behind! Will newer rc's and stuff support it?

[excaliber7388]

Originally Posted by Gerami

please please please please please please please don't leave the offline editor behind! Will newer rc's and stuff support it?

Without the offline editor, the rest is useless.
How can someone learn to script or level if they're on a Mac.
"Hire me, I want to use your server to learn".
It's not going to happen.
You need to take this more seriously, and do something with this.

[Admins]

Originally Posted by excaliber7388

Besides, how do you use a scripted RC without access to an RC to upload the script?!

Once Skyld finishes the scripted RC people will get it automatically on the login server, so you will have it even if your npcserver is down.

[excaliber7388]

Originally Posted by Stefan

Once Skyld finishes the scripted RC people will get it automatically on the login server, so you will have it even if your npcserver is down.

Neato.
That could be a neat way to create and test levels (w/ gs2) as well