I'm conflicted.
On one hand, I really want to remain updated to the latest version of TurboWarp at all times.
On the other hand, the compiler in Unsandboxed is so much fucking tidier. Like, WAY easier to develop for.
Next up
i decided it would honestly be easier to write my own version of paper minecraft that actually does the shit its supposed to and oh my god i made a tile engine by myself
camera zoom is kinda working
HAHHAHA EVEN QUASI CONNECTIVITY WORKS
We're trialing a fully reorganised and overhauled VM for unsandboxed.org.
If you have any interest in extension/mod development, or are versed in the technical side of Scratch, I urge you to give us your feedback.
do you notice anything... fucking stupid i did?
Here's the format of origami.
You first inherit the data from an existing block, then you can set various keys (including any you add yourself!), after which you add the block to the registry.
You see no lists in the process.
The two JSON extensions are available for testing in the Unsandboxed Discord Server.
I'll be releasing more, such as Clones Plus 2, when I can. Hopefully these'll make Unsandboxed a lot more... viable.
I decided to tackle some smaller issues while I try to fully understand the patch's spaghetti code.
Texture update! With a surprise visit from Mechanical Piston :)
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