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#1 2012-02-12 12:49:21
BYOB Functionality
I have noticed build your own blocks functionality added to several mods (mainly Panther and Slash). I know Slash was not based off the BYOB source.
Is there any way I can add that functionality to my own mod without entirely re-writing it off the BYOB source code?
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#2 2012-02-12 12:52:18
- scimonster
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Re: BYOB Functionality
Actually, I'm 80% sure Slash was based off the BYOB source. And Panther has CYOB, which is different. Anyways, I have no idea.
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#4 2012-02-12 12:56:56
Re: BYOB Functionality
jvvg wrote:
I think Slash was based off Scratch (not the Scratch source) because I can shift-click where the loop of the R used to be.
The creator (I think it is bendad) might have built that in.
As for how you can add BYOB to mods, just mod off BYOB
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#5 2012-02-12 12:57:54
Re: BYOB Functionality
SJRCS_011 wrote:
jvvg wrote:
I think Slash was based off Scratch (not the Scratch source) because I can shift-click where the loop of the R used to be.
The creator (I think it is bendad) might have built that in.
As for how you can add BYOB to mods, just mod off BYOB
It's a bit too late to do that...I'm practically finished with it right now. I'm wondering if there's a Squeak plugin or something.
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#6 2012-02-12 15:37:46
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Re: BYOB Functionality
I was going to ask jens if I could use code from BYOB for that. I would just copy the functions out of BYOB.
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#7 2012-02-12 15:54:51
Re: BYOB Functionality
If you run BYOB in development mode and open a simple change sorter, you'll find a whole bunch of change sets. You can file out the ones you need and file them into your mod. (Make sure that if they depend on other BYOB ones, you file those in too.)
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#8 2012-02-12 17:55:15
Re: BYOB Functionality
nXIII wrote:
If you run BYOB in development mode and open a simple change sorter, you'll find a whole bunch of change sets. You can file out the ones you need and file them into your mod. (Make sure that if they depend on other BYOB ones, you file those in too.)
I'm writing a bot to do it all for me. Let's see how well it works. If I really botched it, I'll turn my mod into BYOB, but I hope not.
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#9 2012-02-12 19:30:11
Re: BYOB Functionality
jvvg wrote:
SJRCS_011 wrote:
jvvg wrote:
I think Slash was based off Scratch (not the Scratch source) because I can shift-click where the loop of the R used to be.
The creator (I think it is bendad) might have built that in.
As for how you can add BYOB to mods, just mod off BYOBIt's a bit too late to do that...I'm practically finished with it right now. I'm wondering if there's a Squeak plugin or something.
Than for v2.0 just mod off BYOB.
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