[HezkoreParticipant]

@nerobot

The Prime theme was originally not made for Ted2. It’s my own personal theme written from the ground up that I made to be able to easily extend into other colours. That’s why it doesn’t extend any other theme.

I can update it to extend Ted2’s Default theme, but I’m out of the country for a little bit longer so I’m afraid there’s nothing I can do right now. You can either fix it up yourself or you can disable the theme until I get back and update it.

[HezkoreParticipant]

Oh sorry, I know about IRC colours, it’s M2 I don’t know about hehe

[HezkoreParticipant]

I’ve created a pull request for the IRC live help tab.
It works pretty good!
It supports multiple IRC servers, multiple rooms and even user to user private chats.
The only thing it doesn’t support are IRC colours (and I guess direct connections)
Mainly because I have no idea how text highlighting works in M2, and I can’t find anything in the documents about it.
I’ve also done so that it saves your IRC nickname via Prefs.

The module itself is a bit rough right now since I’ve had to hurry things up at the end.
(I’ll be out of the country for a few weeks)
But I’ll improve it over time and I can update the Ted2Go implementation then as well.
I’ll work on making it pretty later heh.

Just switch over to the IRC tab.
Enter the nickname you want to use.
Click connect and wait for it to connect to the server.

It’ll automatically join the #monkey2 channel for you once the server allows it.
You can double click a user to open a private chat.
Or right click items in the server/channel tree view to join more rooms or servers etc.

[HezkoreParticipant]

Here’s a gif of the word wrap issue:

I’m guessing I’m not using OnMeasure/OnMeasureContent or one of the other OnMeasure2 methods correctly..?

[HezkoreParticipant]

@nerobot
I’ve done a pull request to the dev brench for my code map.
It sorta works okay… but word wrap is acting very weird.

Here’s a video of it in action (word wrap not seen here): https://youtu.be/TuM-VWJCYbo

I think it would be an awesome addition to Ted2Go!
But word wrap needs to be sorted first.

[HezkoreParticipant]

What language is this written in?
And what’s up with the low FPS? hehe

[HezkoreParticipant]

Sadly the only example of this can be found in my fork of Ted2Go in the “code map” view
https://github.com/Hezkore/Ted2Go/commit/e55d69553c59ad2694465d800b41eeeed43ff8e3

You can download my fork and compile it, the code map on the side works okay, until you enable word wrap.

Here’s at least a gif of the word wrap issue:

I’m guessing I’m not using OnMeasure/OnMeasureContent or one of the other OnMeasure2 methods correctly..?

[HezkoreParticipant]

Thanks!

Is there any way to make classes their own unique colour?

And is there a way to make Functions and Methods their own colour?

 

Also, when is “textview-color0 “and “textview-color7” used?
I’ve set those two to be a horrible purple colour, but no matter how much code I inspect I can’t find where it’s used.

[HezkoreParticipant]

@MarkB
That’s the beauty of it!
You don’t have to pay anything if you don’t like Patreon
You could hit that Donate button at the top of the page, or go to itch.io and pay for whatever you want.
Or nothing!

Had it not been that way, and modules would be locked behind payment walls, I for example would not be here.
But you, and I, are both here, so I really think this is the right way to go.

If M2 is a complete package, in every way and nothing behind some payment wall, it’s got a real edge compared to its competition.
There are so many game creation languages out there today that it needs to stand out in some way, and this is a great way to do just that.

And in the end, I think it’s the best option for Mark.
No matter what we prefer, Mark has to be able to live on M2 some way.

[HezkoreParticipant]

I don’t believe in locking some content behind a payment wall.
It’ll be a “but you have too…” in conversations about M2.
“M2 is awesome! But you have to pay extra for 3D”

If you feel like you want to give more, then do so!
Not everyone can afford or even wants to, but the option is there.
https://www.patreon.com/monkey2

[HezkoreParticipant]

I think the Patreon thing is the way to go.
Keep as much as possible free, which itself is a “selling point” and attract people, some of them might be willing to pay.
Those who pay will have to pay via Patreon, which ensures a steady income (and not just a one time fee!) for Mark.
Those who don’t pay spreads the word about M2, which means more people who might pay.

Just to keep things simple, let’s say it costs 50 bucks and 100 people buy it, that’s $5000 for Mark, once.
People would never have to buy the module again, so he’d never earn from updating it or anything like that.
But via Patreon, people wouldn’t have to pay especially much per person, cause in a few months, Mark would have made the same money anyways, and he’d keep earning that over and over again, maybe more since it would attract more people.
It keeps Mark motivated, updates and stuff like that might make people up their pledge etc.
Everybody wins.

I for one will be upping my Patreon pledge once the 3D module drops.

[HezkoreParticipant]

Sorry for all the posting in this thread! heh
I’ve made a new theme I call “Prime”, it comes in Red and Blue.

Here’s a little preview of it:

Link to better quality: https://puu.sh/wk20q/1069a1f298.gif

I wish I could choose function, class names and fields colours and stuff like that separately.
I would have loved to get some more blue in the syntax colour theme.

[HezkoreParticipant]

You can find it all over at: http://wasted.nz/codearcs.php along with the forum in a read-only state.

[HezkoreParticipant]

So really…
We should mainly just care about WASM, since ASM.JS is being replaced by WASM and HTML5 isn’t used by M2?

[HezkoreParticipant]

It works like your demo.
You drop some sand and it falls down and reacts to the other sand, like your water.

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