At 4/29/20 11:57 AM, austineast wrote:

At 4/2/20 09:32 PM, primakrazy wrote:

At 4/2/20 08:04 PM, catproX wrote:

At 4/2/20 07:39 PM, primakrazy wrote: Is there a way to install Ogmo3 in Ubuntu?
I managed to go through a few Haxe tutorials but I seem to have hit a brick wall here.

Yes, on their download page (https://ogmoeditor.itch.io/editor) there is a link to a Linux binaries. I looked through it and didn't see a dpkg file for installation, so you may have to install it manually. If that doesn't work you could probably do the same thing with Tiled map editor (https://www.mapeditor.org/), which looks like it may support package install via apt-get. There are examples of loading Tiled maps on the haxe site.

I saw the files on the itch.io page. It's odd that they have it in a zip file. Figuring out how to manually install it is a pain.
I'll also check out this mapeditor tool as well. Always looking for more tools to play with.

Thanks for the response. :)

Hi! I'm actually the person who makes the builds for Ogmo 3. I don't normally use Linux, so I just zipped up what I thought were the correct files when I built for the target.. and It looks like its the wrong stuff!

I know this is a little bit late (as the jam is already over), but if you guys would point me towards the most convenient way to distribute the app for Linux, I'd gladly make any changes needed. Feel free to PM me!

At 4/29/20 11:57 AM, austineast wrote:

At 4/2/20 09:32 PM, primakrazy wrote:

At 4/2/20 08:04 PM, catproX wrote:

At 4/2/20 07:39 PM, primakrazy wrote: Is there a way to install Ogmo3 in Ubuntu?
I managed to go through a few Haxe tutorials but I seem to have hit a brick wall here.

Yes, on their download page (https://ogmoeditor.itch.io/editor) there is a link to a Linux binaries. I looked through it and didn't see a dpkg file for installation, so you may have to install it manually. If that doesn't work you could probably do the same thing with Tiled map editor (https://www.mapeditor.org/), which looks like it may support package install via apt-get. There are examples of loading Tiled maps on the haxe site.

I saw the files on the itch.io page. It's odd that they have it in a zip file. Figuring out how to manually install it is a pain.
I'll also check out this mapeditor tool as well. Always looking for more tools to play with.

Thanks for the response. :)

Hi! I'm actually the person who makes the builds for Ogmo 3. I don't normally use Linux, so I just zipped up what I thought were the correct files when I built for the target.. and It looks like its the wrong stuff!

I know this is a little bit late (as the jam is already over), but if you guys would point me towards the most convenient way to distribute the app for Linux, I'd gladly make any changes needed. Feel free to PM me!

At 5/5/20 01:12 AM, 3p0ch wrote: Do you happen to know a good way of storing save data that would be useful if I ever reach the point of trying to organize a meta-game collab of games (not necessarily all HaxeFlixel) that interact through save data?

It looks like FlxSave writes to LocalStorage, but the values that it stores there get encoded in a way that's unique to HaxeFlixel and I'm not quite sure if / how they could be reliably decoded / encoded by games on other platforms, and localStorage is more dangerous than I'd like it to be for games that are hosted on a site along with lots of other games when there's a localStorage.clear() command in JavaScript. I wrote this code to use IndexedDB instead, but handling IndexedDB saves is turning out to be trickier than I was expecting so I'd be open to other approaches, especially if this is already a solved problem.