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Hello..! I have downloaded the Windows version of your software, really excellent! Being an amateur, I like the software so much.,,,yeah!!! May I ask a question? The software's name is basicFusion but what is basicFusion Studio? I am in confusion. In addition, what is the actual name of the scripting language of the software? Is it called Fusionbasic? Or basicFusion BASIC? Just very curious. Thanks first...
By the way, I want to say that Itch's forum system is a very convenient system for Itch members to set up discussion forums. (For example, sub-forums can also be made easily.(Just like this: https://davidjamisfun.itch.io/basic-information-useful-for-self-learning/community.) My little thoughts, you can treat this current forum as the official forum of your great game creation software....yeah, because many game development hobbyists like to visit Itch.io. A large forum community of basicFusion may be formed very soon. Anyway, good luck to you. I hope that you will succeed soon!
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Thanks :)
Keep in mind that this isn't professional software development tool. It's more of a toy. As for STUDIO, it's a website that collects users' creations. Basically a place to publish the programs you've made feel free to sign up and try it out. The language itself is called basicFusion, nothing more, nothing less :)
I'm slowly developing it after hours whenever I have some spare time.
Hello, it is nice to read your reply.
Keep in mind that this isn't professional software development tool. It's more of a toy.<----- Don't say that. In my opinion, the current state of your tool is really, really attractive. Don't be so humble. There is a famous game tool called GameMaker. I discovered the early version of this tool in about 2000. At that time, Game Maker(the old name) also looked liked a toy(but quite good already). The original single author tried hard to improve it at his leisure(he was a professor in an University in Holland.) and promoted it. The user base was enlarged guadually from time to time. After about 7 years, Game Maker was much more versatile and was much more popular and the user base was huge. Then the author teamed up with the company YoYo Games to futher develop Game Maker. The tool became a real professional tool later and the name was changed to GameMaker Studio. basicFusion may become a big hit in the future...yeah!
As for STUDIO, it's a website that collects users' creations. Basically a place to publish the programs you've made feel free to sign up and try it out. The language itself is called basicFusion, nothing more, nothing less <----- Thanks for explaining. Thanks again.
