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1. #COPPERCUBE ENVIRONMENTAL HOW TO#
2. #COPPERCUBE ENVIRONMENTAL MAC OS X#
3. #COPPERCUBE ENVIRONMENTAL .EXE#

#COPPERCUBE ENVIRONMENTAL MAC OS X#

So during development, it is better not to select an icon.Īlso note that this feature is not supported in the Mac OS X version of CopperCube. Also, some versions of Windows occasionally cause an error during this process, and you will get an "internal error" reported when you start testing your app from time to time. Note that embedding the icon in yourĪpp might slow down the publishing process by a few seconds, depending on your operating system. In the publishing settings, you can select an icon for your Windows app.

#COPPERCUBE ENVIRONMENTAL HOW TO#

Scripting overview with a description on how to use scripts on all targets.If you prefer to develop your script without the CopperCube Editor running, you can do this using the -debug and the -script: command line arguments. When testing your 3D scene from the CopperCube editor, this will print the text 'Hello World' into the debug console.ĬopperCube also provides a menu command so you can test if the syntax of your script is ok, use the Menu Command Tools -> Compile Main Script for this. When publishing your file now as Windows. Supports JavaScript syntax highlighting). Edit this file with your favorite text editor (recommended: Notepad++, it.Create a file named as your CopperCube file but with the extension '.js', for example test.js.Save your 3D scene to a file somewhere on your hard disk.If you want to use this feature, do the following steps: See the scripting overview for a detailed description how to use this feature.Īdditionally on this target, you can use a separate script file to develop your scripts.

#COPPERCUBE ENVIRONMENTAL .EXE#

exe scenes more interactive using a built-in scripting language named 'JavaScript'. Yourapplication.exe -debug -script:myscript.js Scripting with JavaScript This is useful for example for developing the script file without the CopperCube editor. The following will use a the script file 'myscript.js' instead of the compiled script and show the debugging console if some line of text is printed in your script. The following command line will start your application in windowed mode: -script: Uses the given file as main script instead of the file compiled into the application.

Scripting environment pritns a line of text. Makes the debug console visible for example, when an error happens or the -debug Runs the application in debug mode.Use for example -resolution:800圆00 for a resolution of 800圆00 -resolution:WIDTHxHEIGHT Forces the application to use the given resolution or window size.-windowed Forces the application to be started in windowed mode instead of fullscreen mode.exe file offers some command line arguments when starting it: Making sure it runs on your users systems.exe applications with CopperCube, there are some special features available: Overview - Coppercube Windows target documentation Back to Content Windows (.exe) Target