Oolite Bulletins

In all this discussion of tools for OXPs, I've just realised we've overlooked something.. :lol: If you wish to create objects that appear in-game, you'll need Blender or Wings3D as well. :P Actually, I have wanted to learn Blender for a long time even before I knew about Oolite, and I'm really exci...

Thank you very much. Just want to double check everything. I've been reading about openStep all day, and I can already see some very obvious advantages it has, syntax-wise and accessability-wise. Sorry for my looping, I haven't ever really researched Objective-C and it's child languages. I've played...

Oh, and GNUstep IS openStep, right? So N++ and Oolite is all I really need? And Oolite uses GNUstep particularly or a different openStep version? Thanks so much guys

Thanks! I'll check these editors out! To be quite honest, I'm only just learning to program with these languages. I have had at one time had enough knowledge to make a simple MUD with C++ and had some experience using Scratch, but game programming is something I really do want to learn. At least wit...

How would I use openStep on Windows? Does NPP support it, or is there an editor that does, or should I just use Notepad for it? Thanks guys for all of the quick replies! I'll also look into the gvim GGShinobi.

Really? I thought JS was only supported for AI and planet scripts. Cool! What I had in mind was an economy and AI OXP. That would be possible, or would the economy part require alterations to core code?

I would like to start creating OXPs. With Windows, I have Notepad++ and of course Notepad. I would prefer to be able to use Notepad++ or a similar editor, but even though it has Objective-C support, I don't think it has full GNUstep functionality. I could still program it in NPP, and save it as a .p...