The only javascript is in internet explorer what resources for js exist.
I have only seen js scripts for windows scripting host but thats about it.
On 5/21/2018 5:31 PM, Oriol Gómez wrote:
I recommend new users move on to JS as it's a very comprehensive
platform, it's fast, and has libraries
I recommend new users move on to JS as it's a very comprehensive
platform, it's fast, and has libraries for everything.
On 5/21/18, Shaun Everiss wrote:
> It depends if its a comercial game or not.
>
> I guess if you left it in source format bgt for mat you could run it.
>
> Python could be an o
It depends if its a comercial game or not.
I guess if you left it in source format bgt for mat you could run it.
Python could be an option visual studio.
Oriol is doing java, its called electron and while it has its issues it
seems to run fine.
Sadly yeah the engines.
Unreal does work and
Hi. So would you then recommend me using blast studio tool kit or some thing
else. Or just code it and then design like in visual studio 2017. Pity
there's no accessible game engine, not even unreal is accessible. Any
thoughts, ideas.
Construct 2 d is accessible with jaws.
Thanks.
Hi, a few months ago, stencil was accessible with jaws, but with windows 10
1803, or the new jaws 2018.0.46.24, or maybe need the latest java sdk,
stencil is not accessible with jaws, and have to use the ocr function a lot,
just to load two sample games, open, save, then run and publish.
So, any i
Agreed, I just wish there was a coman list one could share of all the
possible false alarms and put them into some sort of configuration.
It will mean that I will have to structure my drives so these things are
excluded.
In fact I will be excluding my entire backup drive, and all my external
Hi.
Found this on the local news paper.
https://www.stuff.co.nz/business/104052419/virtual-reality-developer-says-blindness-is-an-advantage-not-a-barrier
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yes my sighted son and I both use windows10. I put exceptions in the windows
defender antivirus and now all my favorite stuff runs very happily. I would
never go back to windows7 not even if you paid me to do it.
Windows 10 isn't horrible. Its bad, don't get me wrong, but you can bludgeon
it into a perfectly usable state. A good implicit deny firewall is a must.
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From: "Damien Garwood"
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Subject: Re: [blind-gamers] Comi
Yep, it is bad coding practices that antivirus likes targeting. Many of my
flight sim addons have that exact problem.
Jordan
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From: blind-gamers@groups.io On Behalf Of Shaun Everiss
Sent: Sunday, May 20, 2018 7:04 AM
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Subject: Re: [blind-gamer
Hi Damien.
Just as someone who used Xp for a very long time and only switched when it
was inconvenient, I can say I've got on with windows 10 fairly well, since
between using classic shell to layout the interface as i'd prefer, and C
cleaner to get rid of anything I@m not interested in I've f
Hi,
Honestly, that isn't a smart idea. I didn't have an antivirus for about
a year, in between the downfall of Avast's accessibility and finding out
about MSSE, and I must have obtained about a dozen viruses.
Unfortunately, inaccurate though they are, they're our only active
safety net. Especia
Hi,
To be honest, I thought it targeted the fact that BGT executables can
have data tacked onto the end of them. Then again, I guess this is only
the same as how installers and self-extracting archive files would work,
so I don't know.
Generally, I use many an unsigned program with no issues, a
easy solution, uninstall antivirus.
I haven't had antivirus for ages except for windows defender and I end
up disabling defender if I can anyway lol
On 5/20/18, Shaun Everiss wrote:
> Whatever, bgt I know was bad practice but what about the rest.
>
> that does make me wander how well coded any so
Whatever, bgt I know was bad practice but what about the rest.
that does make me wander how well coded any software app is.
Then its just another unknown.
No, antivirus software targets the blind because it does, I doubt I will
find the answer to the other question.
I will have to add it to
antivurs programs don't target the blind, wtf are you saying?
You really have no idea
it's bad coding practices they target, not blind people...
On 5/20/18, Shaun Everiss wrote:
> True but antivirus programs target the blind and software with so many
> exceptions that its going to be a miracle we
True but antivirus programs target the blind and software with so many
exceptions that its going to be a miracle we find any virus at all.
At any rate the folders likely to get any virus are cloud folders like
google, dropbox, etc, then your downloads folder.
Sadly its not just bgt, its got t
Hi,
Right. But then what if you get a real virus in one of those folders?
Basically, you're screwed. My motto: Never, ever, use, exceptions.
They're probably the very reason, or at least one of them, why Windows
10 is 100% paranoid about security now.
Cheers,
Damien.
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