Josh Goebel

Does the engine we're using even support that feature?

This would be fun/cool, but so would a BASIC interpreter written in Lua that turned TIC-80 into a tiny BASIC computer - with a prompt for inputting/modifying programs, etc. :-)

Looks like a missing audio device? Maybe permissions to the audio device? Just guessing.

`require` simple isn't supported. All your code has to be placed in the single main file.

As i said originally: > require simply isn't supported. > not true, i tried with some of dirs shown in error message and they worked.. There is a huge difference...

IMHO definitely like something that would need to be a library... the core built-ins are largely about interfacing directly with the hardware when it comes to input. I think this...

> But either way there would need to be an explicitly usable Input type object in order to let the input come out as part of a macro. In AHK...

@RedBearAK any thoughts? I'm not really sure how to do this in a backwards compatible way but pretty sure this is the right direction. Maintaining both old and new behavior...

Was looking at Kinto config now: ``` define_multipurpose_modmap( # {Key.ENTER: [Key.ENTER, Key.RIGHT_CTRL] # Enter2Cmd # {Key.CAPSLOCK: [Key.ESC, Key.RIGHT_CTRL] # Caps2Esc # {Key.LEFT_META: [Key.ESC, Key.RIGHT_CTRL] # Caps2Esc - Chromebook { #...

I wonder if this would break anything if we just changed non-conditoinal mod-maps to be "always active"... if someone REALLY wanted to disable a modmap in a condition then they...