ENIGMA Development Environment

Website is in read-only mode due to a recent attack.

I'm not sure what to do with the licensing for these. I can see these being useful, though. Is any license associated with them on that site?

Okay, seeing those corrections (especially in comparison to TGMG's original code) I am happy with the look of things. These functions will appear in ENIGMA's next revision.

The SVN error is because you interrupted the checkout while the directory was locked and it was downloading. ENIGMA's installation takes a while, and Ism has yet to respond to my request to show a progress pane for its entirety. During the first couple minutes of ENIGMA's first run, it is downloading files it needs to work; a process Ism only vaguely hints is about to transpire. After that, it pops up a progress pane for actually working with those files and setting up ENIGMA.

Try redownloading (or unpacking the zip anew) and letting it run from start until it tells you it's all done. You'll probably get a small error at the end where it wants you to restart LGM--But errors instead of asking politely.

The process is messy,but Ism's free time lately is apparently scarce, and we're trying to ration it on more important matters than the installation.

If you are on Windows, it may be that ENIGMA is still installing without telling you (Ism has yet to add a progress box during checkout).
But to compile, indeed you go to Enigma->Run.

The Compile button only works in the latest revisions, so if you are running from "Stable," I'd recommend sticking to "Run." (It was difficult coordinating an output filename, but our latest implementation made it a bit easier).

"Debug" doesn't do anything because its behavior is still subject to debate (and few things made in ENIGMA thus far have really needed debugging that wasn't done in GM), and Design mode is off because the set of functions used to create its interface became obsolete when we ported ENIGMA to many different operating systems. They will be reimplemented as soon as possible.

I haven't heard much from our Windows testers lately, and will probably make a trip back to Windows long enough to test the new build system on it shortly, but if you did choose "Stable" as the release version, that doesn't really affect you.

I'll see about putting out some kind of tutorial with our next update, which I hope won't be too long from now.

Actually, I'm surprised you hired someone for that cheap without any sort of contract. Where did you dig hum up?

In news, dazappa did finish his parser, and now Ism reads the YAML. She's yet to act on it, so we're still waiting.

*shudder*