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I created the whole thing because it annoyed me that there is unfortunately no such thing for Visual Studio Code. I like to write my scripts there and then just insert them like a noob in the CopperCube script editor. But maybe there are other people who would like to have something like that, so I just did it. If you use it you can see all commands from Event, Drawing, Scene Node Handling and Collision by typing ccb, ​​there are already a few from Various but I'll add more in further updates. https://drive.google.com/file/d/... |
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this program can do that for you: https://www.lancaster.ac.uk/~steveb/cpaap/pfe/pfefiles.htm i like antiques |
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Or you can simply use notepad++ and instead of writing your scripts inside the coppercube editor you can write it outside in a file and any changes you made to the file will appear in realtime in the coppercube editor or published exe. Actually any editor outside the coppercube will do fine but i use notepad++ because of its syntax highlighting and its easy to understand. You can also use Microsoft's VSCode or any editor of your choice. Thanks for sharing those Code snippets. |
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