If the editor is being developed in RealBASIC, how is Coldstone Windows-compatible...or is RB now WIndows compatible too? Dumb question, I know.
--Alexis
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Nice! I like the colors...but about my question...
--Alexis
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REALbasic compiles to Windows.
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I have the incredibly strong desire to karma slap moki for going OT..damn his divine privaleges! 
Yeah, REALBasic can compile Windows stuff know, and the actual game engine is done in C++.
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**Yeah, REALBasic can compile Windows stuff know, and the actual game engine is done in C++.
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REALBasic is trully stable only on pre-OSX systems (i.e. "classic"). It could appear to be stable on OSX and Windows but that's for hello world applications or the like. Actually, the C++ part of Coldstone (the compilers and the runtime) are 100% cross-platform. I don't deny nor acknowledge anything, I'm only saying that making a Windows version of Coldstone isn't as easy as selecting which platforms to build for under RB.
It will be that easy with Coldstone though :D.
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**REALBasic is trully stable only on pre-OSX systems (i.e. "classic"). It could appear to be stable on OSX and Windows but that's for hello world applications or the like. Actually, the C++ part of Coldstone (the compilers and the runtime) are 100% cross-platform. I don't deny nor acknowledge anything, I'm only saying that making a Windows version of Coldstone isn't as easy as selecting which platforms to build for under RB.
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Ok, I suspected that more so than using RB. Thanks!
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It will be that easy with Coldstone though :D.
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