Thank you for this! Squirrel Language content is very scarce, you can barely find any tutorials around. You're the only one that provided an IDE... Thanks!
Holy snap, I never expected that anyone would look for this. Now I HAVE to continue the Squirrel programming series. Is the current quality a happy medium to continue the series with in your opinion?
I didn't know there was such demand for tutorials on squrrel. Definitely gonna continue the series when I have more time! For the time being, I recommend you use the electric imp squirrel guide if you don't find the official documentation helpful. The official one is very poorly written. developer.electricimp.com/squirrel/squirrelcrib You can also ask me again if you have any questions about the Squirrel Language itself. There's also some examplecode on my github. for example this hangman game I made, in case that helps. github.com/UbuntuJackson/Hangman Now my response is getting wayyy too long. Good luck!
Hey there! I followed the video but when i try to open a file with brux i get the infamous 0xC000007b windows error. Do you know by any chance how to fix it?
I have now marked this video as outdated. New dependencies have been introduced and sometimes the developers just somehow don't manage to include them properly. By checking out the building instructions for Brux. Maybe ask the developer if you stumble upon issues. Some dlls for example are found bundled with Mingw.
This video was mainly made for the purpose of putting some instructions for how to make Kelvin's toolkit run squirrel code at all. So dependencies have changed now. People in the supertux advance discord server might be able to help you quicker than I am. Here's an invite that hopefully works discord.gg/EunNgTka6p If you're unable to join the server, can you explain more about what you're trying to do? I will put out more squirrel content, however, I have spent less time on Brux for the past months, and I am also on Linux now and I don't have a windows device to test on. I'll try my best to guess what might be wrong.
Sounds pretty much expected. Build the libphys tools from source if you're on windows, or find something called libphysfs-dev via your package manager if you're on linux. Alternatively, get an earlier nightly. Also, calm down, programs get updated and get new dependencies. Don't need to declare it a waste of time because of that. You can stay updated by joining the SuperTuxAdvance discord server or stay updated on the changes on Brux's github page.
Team Fortress 2 recently got the ability to write scripts in squirrel. Perhaps this long-forgotten language will become a little more popular
Thank you for this!
Squirrel Language content is very scarce, you can barely find any tutorials around.
You're the only one that provided an IDE... Thanks!
Holy snap, I never expected that anyone would look for this. Now I HAVE to continue the Squirrel programming series. Is the current quality a happy medium to continue the series with in your opinion?
I'm trying to learn how to code in squirrel for L4D2 scripting! Thanks for making this!
I didn't know there was such demand for tutorials on squrrel. Definitely gonna continue the series when I have more time! For the time being, I recommend you use the electric imp squirrel guide if you don't find the official documentation helpful. The official one is very poorly written.
developer.electricimp.com/squirrel/squirrelcrib
You can also ask me again if you have any questions about the Squirrel Language itself. There's also some examplecode on my github. for example this hangman game I made, in case that helps. github.com/UbuntuJackson/Hangman
Now my response is getting wayyy too long. Good luck!
its been 10 months, how is you going, did you continue or started other project?
Thank you for video
are there any game libraries that i can use this programming language to make games with?
Hey there! I followed the video but when i try to open a file with brux i get the infamous 0xC000007b windows error. Do you know by any chance how to fix it?
I have now marked this video as outdated. New dependencies have been introduced and sometimes the developers just somehow don't manage to include them properly. By checking out the building instructions for Brux. Maybe ask the developer if you stumble upon issues. Some dlls for example are found bundled with Mingw.
What do i do when "missing libssp-0.dll" popup shows when trying to compile main.nut? Tried downloading missing library.
This video was mainly made for the purpose of putting some instructions for how to make Kelvin's toolkit run squirrel code at all. So dependencies have changed now. People in the supertux advance discord server might be able to help you quicker than I am.
Here's an invite that hopefully works discord.gg/EunNgTka6p
If you're unable to join the server, can you explain more about what you're trying to do? I will put out more squirrel content, however, I have spent less time on Brux for the past months, and I am also on Linux now and I don't have a windows device to test on. I'll try my best to guess what might be wrong.
thanks for sharing
this sh** doesn't work dude, it says missing libphys something, pure waste of time.
Sounds pretty much expected. Build the libphys tools from source if you're on windows, or find something called libphysfs-dev via your package manager if you're on linux.
Alternatively, get an earlier nightly.
Also, calm down, programs get updated and get new dependencies. Don't need to declare it a waste of time because of that. You can stay updated by joining the SuperTuxAdvance discord server or stay updated on the changes on Brux's github page.