2 questions on this language...

mcarman · Number of posts: 4 Age: 38 Registration date: 2008-04-22

I am interested in what this application can do. Can you tell me, how can you integrate your UIs into your game that is made with another sdk? Also, what is the format of your UI elements? Xml, dat file, some proprietary format?

And a none language specific question: does oreange have any special meaning or is it just orange misspelled? Razz

Just curious…

Admin · Admin Number of posts: 20 Registration date: 2008-04-20

The name was actually the name of the company, Not miss spelled even though alot of people its just
miss spelled as i dont have the greatest spelling. Surprised

You create the GUI using the language still but using special easy to use commands rather than multiple commands to create simple UI we have special commands for Radio buttons and normal buttons and different colour boxes, ovals, circles all different styles of UI Creation language features

mcarman · Number of posts: 4 Age: 38 Registration date: 2008-04-22

Admin wrote:

You create the GUI using the language still but using special easy to use commands rather than multiple commands to create simple UI we have special commands for Radio buttons and normal buttons and different colour boxes, ovals, circles all different styles of UI Creation language features

Yes, but how do I get the UI in my game? Lets just say RC for example. You have to have some way to use the UIs created in your project or it does no good. Unless you make the whole game out of o+...

Admin · Admin Number of posts: 20 Registration date: 2008-04-20

Thats the idea, its a language for game creation it just adds the option for quick UI development rather than other languages that are harder to implement it into.

Brett · Subject: Re: 2 questions on this language... Tue Apr 22, 2008 8:19 pm

It's actually not ONLY for games. It's more intended for general applications more than games, but you can make them.

As for your GUI, Oreange Plus is a visual scripting application. You can apply what you want to see show up. And you can code to make it do what you want it to do. The visual part is set as a guide so you can see what you want it exactly to look like.

Help answer your questions?

mcarman · Number of posts: 4 Age: 38 Registration date: 2008-04-22

Ok, thanks for the additional info, but I am still unclear on something. Does everything have to be done in o+? If I am making a game in realmcrafter how do I make a UI in o+ and integrate it into my realmcrafter game? Or is that not possible?

Tanaalethan · Number of posts: 2 Age: 21 Registration date: 2008-04-23

My guess is that wouldn't be possible, seeing as RC uses its own scripting language, has a built in UI editor, and is built in C++, not O+.

mcarman · Number of posts: 4 Age: 38 Registration date: 2008-04-22

Hmm… well then I seriously misunderstood the abilities of the language. I thought I read somewhere that you could use o+ to design UIs for all kinds of different applications and project. I guess that meant all kinds of applications and projects made in o+…

Brett · Subject: Re: 2 questions on this language... Sat Apr 26, 2008 2:58 pm

I have no idea what any of you guys are having a conversation about. O+ is it's own scripting language written in C++. O+ has NOTHING to do with RC.

RC can make games and so can O+. But since RC has its own capabilities, O+ is all open source game making. So you can do ANYTHING.