I have a suggestion for MakeCode, when creating a project, there could be options for standard and no-hardware.
Standard is the current editor.
No-hardware removes color limits, a screen size block, buttons for every key, and a mouse block.
I have a suggestion for MakeCode, when creating a project, there could be options for standard and no-hardware.
Standard is the current editor.
No-hardware removes color limits, a screen size block, buttons for every key, and a mouse block.
I’m conflicted on this one. Wouldn’t that remove some of the purpose of having arcade be standardized?
I feel like people with hardware would struggle to import games as most people would choose non-standard
You can all ready change screen size
This is impossible because the colors sent to the screen to display is in 4 bits (that’s 4 0s or 1s) so the max you colors possible is 16, and one of them is used for transparency
This has been discussed many times, and it’s not happening. MakeCode is standardized, and will always adhere to the requirements of the hardware. Splitting projects into two different categories would create compatiblity issues, and it would create more work for the mkcd team