Marcus Germano, IV

Why does there need to be an input? The remap callback could just be: ```lua -- (tile, x, y) -> tile, colorkey, flip, rotate local function remap(tile,x,y) local colorkey =...

Hi, I'm working on a Go binding for this. Looking at the WASM4 template for the Go programming language specifically uses tinygo. This compiler has the ability to specify a...

> ... therefore giving the stack 8kb to grow before it heads down into the 96kb of reserved RAM. So is the `--stack-first` flag appropriate? According to the help message...

So like this? ``` { "llvm-target": "wasm32--wasi", "build-tags": [ "tinygo.wasm" ], "goos": "js", "goarch": "wasm", "linker": "wasm-ld", "libc": "wasi-libc", "cflags": [ "--target=wasm32--wasi", "--sysroot={root}/lib/wasi-libc/sysroot", "-Oz" ], "ldflags": [ "--allow-undefined", "--no-demangle", "--import-memory",...

> there is nothing saying you have to call the TIC-80 API if you have a native API that implements the same interface. So, I have a question about that...

After working on the Go binding for quite some time, I cannot seem to get it to work completely. I have made the work I have done available as a...

Implement polyfills. For example, implementing the `BOOT` callback pre-version 1.0.

I know I said polyfills was my use case for this feature, but really the main reason that this feature should be included is simply that if a user is...

I second this change.

_SquidDev said:_ > In the case of scanner radius, it should be possible to get the width from `(#blocks)^(1/3)`, though I haven't tested that. I realized that shortly after posting,...