ENIGMA Development Environment

Cannot reproduce this, with recent builds.

I tried renaming, deleting, replacing, and it updates
just fine and runs the new version fine.

Note that I tried this with EGM format.

I did have issues with imported projects from GMS, this is how I found out about the instance creation bug that got fixed when I resaved the project and reloaded it back in LGM.

With EGM files it seems to work fine for me.

You to do it all through code, literally all the functions are documented on the Wiki.
http://enigma-dev.org/docs/Wiki/Box2D_Functions

I just built my example game and it worked fine.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/11svwsiwvd31yim/enigmaphysicstest.egm

Not all are documented   b2d world update settings are not listed anywhere, only the b2d world update.
Also certain things are not documented right,
and they document each individual commands but don't give an example of what is required step by step COMBINED, so for a new person it is very confusing.  I looked at your example, you also made
some mistakes in the coding, I wonder if at the time you made this there were issues with ENIGMA where you had to compensate by tweaking things.

For example, why did you set room speed to 1000 ?
This causes the smiley square player to go way too fast, so much that it disappears   I fixed that by setting room speed down to 30, it did not affect other objects.

Also very confused about the fps/1 and fps/30 and world update settings, that was not documented.
b2d_world_update_settings(global.world, timestep, 8, 3);
b2d_world_update(global.world);

So it should be this:
b2d_world_update_settings(index, timeStep,velocityIterations, positionIterations)

I think you figured out where I found this out ! lol!

Also b2d world update is documented as
b2d_world_update()
shouldn't it be b2d_world_update(id) ?

Your project is quite different than what I want to do so I just removed stuff and isolated stuff and will attempt to see if I can adapt this to what I want to do, but think I have the general idea.

If for example I have a sprite of a ball,
I have to create a body, apply a shape in this case
circle and its radius, then apply a fixture and
set my world (equivalent to the room physics in IDE)
am I correct ?  and apply the world update thingy
in step.  You have to understand that coming from GMStupido I have to relearn because in GMS all that is handled for you all you do is set the object shape type and points and add null collisoins to objects.  So once I figure this shit out I will script it.

Thanks for the example though without that I would have been lost

Also noticed the balls and boxes when they fall down on the floor they don't bounce, they fall as though they are heavy bowling balls or bricks   in normal physics objects would at least have a slight bounce when they touch the floor.  Is that a limitation or a setting ?

Thanks.

Look at this gem:

http://www.compileonline.com/

They do log your IP and log everything you do,so be cautious with what you do and say

Nice place to experiment a little and see results.

I thought you said LGM was done in JAVA, I know nothing of JAVA and I don't want to either, i'm in over my head, I barely know enough GML to make advanced stuff.   I still have lots to do here before getting to that but will definitely keep this in mind just out of curiosity now that you have me curious   First I would like to learn B2D since physics is still broken and not included in the IDE.  BTW did you get a chance to check my file (EGM) ?

Hopefully I could eventually do some creative stuff I could
add to LGM........ 

Can you create GUI apps in QT using C++ ?

Also about all those includes / headers you have to include
at the beginning, how do you know which ones to use?
How can one memorize it all ?  How do I determine the headers to use based on what I want to do?

Correction to the above

int rate = -1;

while(rate < 0 || > 100)
{
    cout <<"Rate my ass from 0-100" << endl;
    cin >> rate;
    if (rate < 0 || > 100)
        {
         cout <<"Invalid range - Please try again!" << endl;
         }
}
cout <<"Thank you!";

return 0

What do you recommend for working in C++ ?

Some people say Visual C++, visual studio, some swear by Eclipse...... Will all my compiled C++ to EXE be stand-alone or require dependencies ?
I know they might if I am using windows related calls, but for a custom program where I am not using any windows dialogs, etc, if I use VS C++ will my EXE require the Visual C++ redist ?   IN which situations will my EXE require dependencies and which ones where I can make a fully standalone one?

Josh uses goto in some places in ENIGMA/JDI, goto also works in ENIGMA as in you can use it in your game.

I tried once it said function does not exist !

How would I use goto in LGM ?