Game development GUI about flare-game HOT 10 OPEN

@vgaming It was about the development of a GUI tool to help with Flare development: https://github.com/igorko/FlareFramework

However, development of the tool itself has ceased. Flare's text-based configuration is easy enough to use, so there was never a big push for a GUI tool.

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See https://github.com/igorko/FlareGDE for progress.

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Someone please unsubscribe me from this.

On Oct 6, 2012, at 4:04 AM, Igor Paliychuk [email protected] wrote:

See igorko/FlareGDE for progress.

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@se7erian I think it's automatic because you have the project Starred on GitHub. Try logging in and unstarring

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Not unstar but unwatch. There is unwatch button at the top of the page with all its options explained. See more on starring and watching on Github blog https://github.com/blog/1204-notifications-stars

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Guys, you can check out my branch with Items Editor already implemented(with few halfimplements though). I would like to see some replies if I'm working in right direction. Also please check app on different systems (I'm using windows7) for any problems(mainly file read/write) because I'm not familiar with wxWidgets and can make stupid things.

If current behavior is good for you, I will make more stuff. If not, we could think about it.

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So, I installed Ubuntu 17.10; figured out how to get qt5 installed and working from the repositories, and was able to successfully run qmake against this and build this. It's a stupid question, but what do I do now? LOL Is this still useful, and how do I get to the point of knowing enough for it to be useful? :)

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Not sure what this issue is about TBH.
If it's a request to add a reference from flare-engine (or flare-game), then it probably should say so.
If it's an issue, then it's not clear what the issue is exactly.

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@dorkster well, yes, I got that. I'm just noting we're inside an issue currently. Usually, documentation is somewhere in /doc or README, not issues. :) That's the whole point of my comment.

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@vgaming We occasionally use issues for discussion about certain topics that aren't necessarily bugs or feature requests. Hence the "discussion" label.

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