The official Psych Engine Wiki - Really outdated, but helps get down the basics. There's a lot of resources about Psych Engine's Lua system and Lua in general outside of the engine itself, here are some links to a few info sources I have. Now that you got yourself a swanky text editor, we can actually get into the coding things now If I recall correctly it's paid but it does have an evaluation version. Sublime Text - Another solid text editor, it's easy to set up. Runs a little slower then Notepad++, but I would say the benefits outweigh the downfall there. It also has a very good and easy to use extension system. Visual Studio Code - Another really good text editor, also contains a lot of features, including a built in terminal, where you can do things like run and debug your code. Notepad++ - A really solid text editor, has a lot of features, runs really well even on lower end pc's, it has a sort of plugin/extension system, not the best one though.
Here are some better text editors I know (and use), that are more suitable for the code in.
Notepad is not what you're looking for if you want to code, it's more for casual text. Of course to make Lua code (or any code in general), you're going to need a program to code in. I guess parts of this tutorial are also related to learning Lua in general, but oh well lmao.
0 kommentar(er)
