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TIC-80

Fantasy computer for making, playing and sharing tiny games. · By Nesbox

creating .tic files from geany on gnu/linux

A topic by nitrofurano created Dec 01, 2017 Views: 632 Replies: 6
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since itch.io doesn’t allow attachments in forums like this, i don’t know if links from tinyupload can be used instead: http://s000.tinyupload.com/index.php?file_id=00911342737639708775 (please ask or suggest me better file hosting services if needed, like googledrive or dropbox, if this one doesn’t work or isn’t appropriated enough)

the idea is about creating .tic from external editors or ides like what we see existing from other fantasy consoles (like pico8?) - and see that i’m not misregretting the default TIC-80 editor, it’s really neat!!!! :)

the code seems to run fine (pressing shift+f9 from geany) -  but there i was expecting the sprites getting stored (not used from the code), but nothing happens - and the tracker frames (i don’t know the exact name of that, they are shown all ‘00’ in all 4 channels, just browse around) gets messy and way larger than expected

perhaps i’m messing all around?

and did someone start something similar?


here is the bash script i used - https://pastebin.com/raw/RimUU0ek - it is called from the makefile in the same directory (which is simply "a:;./example01.sh" :D )

found a bug in the bash script! :D - https://pastebin.com/raw/Rwd3vYew - now it seems to work fine for what i were expecting

updating the “whole package” (as Kylie Minogue said once! :D ) - http://s000.tinyupload.com/index.php?file_id=78781351705352629794 

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https://github.com/nesbox/TIC-80/wiki/tic-File-Format

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@nitrofurano this is new TIC-80 debugger!