[Pipmak-Users] Re: Pipmak-Users digest, Vol 1 #34 - 4 msgs

[Urs H. <ur...@an...>]

Hi

Liam Shannon wrote:
> Now, if one double clicks or tries to open the "main.lua"  or any of
> the node.lua files in order to see what is written in them or to
> modify what is written so as to create your own world,  it says there
> is no default application set to open the document. If one specifies
> that the file should be opened in Pipmak that just launches the
> Pipmak Game Engine window. If one then clicks on open project, it
> just launches the Pipmak Game Demo game.
> 
> So how is one to see what is written in the lua node files so as to
> change it?

The .lua-files are text files. This means, you can open them in a text
editor. With text editor, I don't mean something like Microsoft Word or
similar. I mean an editor, that handles simple .txt-files. I don't know
any text files for the mac. For GNU/Linux-users there are vi, emacs,
kate and many many more. For windows, you can also download vi or
emacs, but for simple tasks, you can use notepad which is shipped with
windows itself. 

Does this help?