oh shoot! Done and done! Thanks for catching that
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I've also posted a mashup tutorial of both Odd Hour's and yours (with credit!) so it's all in one place for folks to see. Hope that's alright!
https://itch.io/blog/515981/bitsy-museum-hack-20
thank you so much for the reply! And thank you for taking the time to look into this and get it working!
I did just test it out and it appears to work great!
Our local gamedev community is all learning Bitsy together this month and some of us were really curious about making collaborative projects, so this is super exciting. :)
Hello! I'm curious if the Bitsy Museum hack by odd-hours still works with the latest version of Bitsy?
https://odd-hours.itch.io/bitsy-museum-hack
I've tried to use it, and looked at the most recent posts about it (which are still from 2 years ago) and it seems like Bitsy's interface is different enough and the HTML files that get exported are different enough that this hack may no longer work.
Curious if anyone's tried it recently or has any tips on achieving the same thing (opening other bitsy files within bitsy files)
-Marlowe
hmm! My guess of the top of my head is that if you have an antivirus or similar sort of protection running it may think the game is and "unsafe" application and refuse to open it. If there's a way to whitelist it on whatever antivirus (or windows defender) you have that may do the trick.
I *think* something similar to that has happened to me with games in the past where the games.just wouldn't open :(