Brain Editor

#1 That looks really cool!

How are you getting the commandlist from Torque? Also, do you plan to add script debugger support for TorqueScript?

If you're committed to really getting solid Torque support in, you might be able to talk to JayM or JeffT and get a free copy of the SDK so you can more easily integrate with the engine. There are a lot of cool things that could be done here to make life easier - and probably sell a lot of copies of your tool to SDK developers. ;)

#2 Thanks for the reply.

>>How are you getting the commandlist from Torque?<<
The command list is the one found at
www.garagegames.com/docs/torque.sdk. A conversion was needed for Brain Editor to use it.

>>Also, do you plan to add script debugger support for TorqueScript?<<
It would certainly be nice with debugger support. No reply from Jeff yet but the hope is there ;)

#3 Way to go with the obscure name! I was expecting some kind of AI gui interface :)

#4 Torque has ability to export a list of all the script commands it knows about; if you get the SDK you can probably tweak the export code to be in your particular format. This could make life very nice for you (and anyone who uses non-stock Torque with your tool). :)

#5 What is Brain? I looked at the website, but it doesn't say what it is. IE, why would I want to get it for Torque?

#6 From the website:
"Brain Editor is a powerful, versatile script editor."

So, I think it is a script editor... :)

#7 Wont run on my machine since I dont have MSVCP71.DLL sure like to buy it.....

#8 Thanks for the file Gustav, works fine now.

I noticed a couple things.

1. there is no help for torque listed I assume that will be filled in soon?

2. the debug part didn't seem to run. If you could get a debugger to step through the script files I'll double the retail price yer asking.

Tool looks good feels like visual studio seems easy to use.

Good job I say......

#9 If you switch syntax to Torque instead of Automatic you should be able to use the commands database provided (use Ctrl+Space) when opening a .cs/.gui/.mis file.

The debugger is on the move and will be implemented in the full version of Brain Editor Pro, not in the demo.

#10 If this program just had a way to have "Projects", like visual studio or tribal IDE, I would buy it instantly.

#11 @Twinno:

I just granted you free access to the Torque Indie SDK. Now you need to get CVS and download the SDK. You also have access to all of the Torque SDk doco, so you should be able to finish the Brain editor for Torque.

-Jeff Tunnell GG

#12 Congrats Twinno on the SDK access :) I just got paid today and your software is on my list to buy when I get home from work! Hopefully it will have a debugger and other features since you have access to the SDK! :)

#13 @Jeff, thank you very much. I've had great progress with the debugger for Torque already (even without the docs ;). But it will of course make it a lot easier for me to finish it.

@Stefan, I wouldn't be suprised if we see Projects for Brain Editor as this is on my list...

#14 Woah, Twinno, thats the first time i've seen a TGE Indie license given away, awsome and good luck!!

#15 Brain Editor Pro v1.0.2 has been released. This release includes the Torque debugger and a Project Navigator to handle your projects.

More info at the website: www.twinno.com/brainedpro

#16 The demo version you have posted on your web site shows the torque debugger in action?

#17 Project navigator? I gotta check this out right away, good work!

#18 Twinno:

Good to see you making progress. Keep me informed - it would be good to discuss how we can market together and maybe see you come out to IGC.

Jay

#19 The demo version does not show the torque debugger and the project navigator. These features are available in the new version v1.0.2 and it isn't available as demo.

The debugger won't be included in the demo as it's a good reason to register ;)

@Jay, contact me by e-mail brained@twinno.com

#20 Shameless plug: if you're looking for a cross-platform alternative, check out the free TIDE plugins for JEdit: torqueide.sourceforge.net/images/windows_lf.jpg
;-)

@Twinno: hm, the demo expires after 30 days anyways, so no reason to not include the new features into the demo I'd say :)
I like the editor, looks and feels great :) So if you can't stand JEdit or Java apps in general, buy this one!