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I like how they haven't done the blocky "retro font" for their IDE that other such systems like Pico-8 and Tic-80 have. Which actually aren't even historically
by jhbadger 5y ago
I like how they haven't done the blocky "retro font" for their IDE that other such systems like Pico-8 and Tic-80 have. Which actually aren't even historically accurate -- 8-bit computers used reasonable fonts not that different from current monospaced ones.
- tyingq 5y agoPico8 is working with 128x128 pixels, so their choices are limited... Edit: Working with 128x128 on purpose, for nostalgia purposes. It's a sort of contrived historical machine they are pretending existed. A slick IDE wouldn't fit with the project's purpose. Though you can edit the programs with any external editor you want.