[Support] Best Editor
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What editor has best GSC support?
Because I currently use Notepad++ but I have no syntax highlighting and it kinda sucks. -
Drgn Plutonium Staffreplied to Hype on Feb 28, 2020, 8:01 PM last edited by Drgn Feb 28, 2020, 10:33 PM
SnpZHype Visual studio code with the cod sense extension.
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I use Notepad++ and just set the language to C++ even though it's not C++.
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homura yeah i looked into it, and i realized my Notepad++ wont do auto close statements or auto indentions so im gonna do sublime
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I use VS Code with the CodScript extension, which is a fork of cod-sense.
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GSC Studio? It works fine for me
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@MrDucxy I just use default notepad++
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@MrDucxy i personally don’t like GSC Studio
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homura I did that on Obsidian theme, and it looks sexy thank you lol
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@MrDucxy GSC Studio is horrid and has so many unneeded requirements like making a GSC project before essentially saving a text file and having to click don't attach and then load instead of being able to automatically do it. Also the compiler likes to add shit that's meant for the GSC project it makes as a whole.
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The only "good" thing about GSC Studio is the integrated compiler IMO, even though it has its drawbacks too like Drgn mentionned.
But I think it's fine to use if you're not using another text editor for something else. I'm so used to VS Code for literally everything now that nothing will make me change lmao. I even use it as a regular notepad.
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Do you have to use gsc studio to comile or is there other options?
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ImVeryTwisted You can get the gsc example toolkit on the forums and then use the compiler there
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Sass Im switching to VS code now. Downloaded it yesterday and im already in love with it over NP++
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how do i compile with vs
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Phelis041 Please follow the GSC guide:
https://forum.plutonium.pw/topic/10/tutorial-loading-custom-gsc-scriptsLocking this thread to prevent future thread hijacking.