ENIGMA Development Environment

The pull request can now be merged.
https://github.com/enigma-dev/enigma-dev/pull/748

However, I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but we're not out of the woods yet. All of these tests were with a stationary projection and the issues may crop up with a moving projection, I believe this can be fixed by rounding the x and y position for the camera and then adding 0.01,0.01

A test should be made to confirm that as well.

Also important to note that Darkstar said that he had the FS border bug with no offsets as well, so this issue is like the projection is offset by default on certain cards, still an extremely odd issue.

Edit: Since his pull request was merged, I have updated the Portable ZIP.
http://enigma-dev.org/docs/Wiki/Install:Windows

You should listen to your parents TKG, save your money for a car. I'll fix up the room editor, and I'll try to get it done by the end of this week for you.

I already considered that Josh and Berkeley Sockets does have a connect() function. However, Networking Systems are set to none by default, 11th please make sure under Build->Settings->"API" that Networking Systems is set to "None"

Do you have a script named connect? What it's saying is there is a function somewhere called connect, so you can't use it as a variable name.

Yes please start another topic for that. But, let me ask you to clarify what you did here, and how I can fix the Portable ZIP for you.

So is this resolved?

Nothing is going to be done about this.

LGM is usable on its own, as a GM IDE that supports all versions of GM, it keeps a list of functions to syntax highlight for when it's not hooked up to any plugin/runner/compiler. ENIGMA plugs into LGM and then adds the functions it implements to the keywords list.

Also, the new compiler will be able to do execute_string.

Wait, look the line should be commented add that adds stopb.
LGM.tool.add(new JToolBar.Separator(), 4);

The line directly after that, is it commented out or not?