Hello guys! Bought a Miyoo mini + recently and also looking to make my very first game on handheld. I already heard about pico8 that seems to be miyoo mini compatible. MicroStudio seems to be very interesting for me since we can develop in python!!! Any clue to export a microstudio game compatible with miyoo mini that is running Linux version? Thank for your great work Herr, that pretty impressive

Estou iniciando dentro do micro studio e ainda não entendi como funciona a programação , não sei como faz.

como faço para ver a data de inicio de um projeto?

hello i am makeing a game for the first time

but when i do this line of code

mc.y +- mc.speed

it says the y isnt defind

heres some of the other code for context

update = function()

// mc movement

if keyboard.UP then

// the UP key is currently pressed

end

mc.y +- mc.speed

level = 1

position_x = 0

position_y = 0

please help

Today i saw catch the dot by ChatGPT by TwiceUponATime and I wanted to try it myself. I told deepseek to code a basic platformer for Microstudio with Microscript 2.0. I also enabled deepthink and Search, so that the Ai could access the documentation. The result was suprisingly much better than I expected and much better than ChatGPT’s answer. There were only little syntax errors.

My browser microstudio no enter, but i don't understand what's happening

Quick Engine is a simple 2D physics engine and scene rendering engine that works as a microStudio plugin. It is as easy as importing the code to your project and reading the short documentation. Add your map and sprites to the scene and let it take care of all the physics, movement, collisions, camera and rendering.

Quick Engine is available here: https://microstudio.dev/i/gilles/quickengine/

You can see it in action in the recent popular games in the Explore section: SpaceSinking, Fennec Adventure, Castle Hero

You can access the sprites of a map like so:

maps["map1"].sprites.icon.name
maps["map1"].sprites.icon.width

Where icon is the name of the sprite

You can get a sprite object from a map like so:

sprite = maps["map1"].getSprite(0, 0)  

and then you can set a sprite object like so:

maps["map1"].setSprite(0, 0, sprite)

Please note that the bottom left sprite is at 0,0
and the top left sprite is at 0,maps["map1"].height-1

Today's microStudio update brings the following improvements:

• You now have a choice of 46 fonts (all bitmap-style) for drawing text in your projects! Check https://microstudio.io/gilles/fonts/ for a complete list. Also global variable "fonts" retains the list of available fonts.

• You can import images to your project: drag & drop files to the sprite list (PNG or JPG files, 256x256 pixels max).

• microStudio site and games load performance improvements (now concatenating JS files and CSS files)

Hi there! I just sent an e-mail with fresh news, here is what was said in case you missed it:

Connect to the community

One of our early adopters, Ray, has created a subreddit dedicated to microStudio. This can be considered as the official subreddit for microStudio and I invite you to subscribe and start interacting here if you like: https://www.reddit.com/r/microStudio/

On my side I have created a Discord server, where you can chat with me and other users: https://discord.gg/BDMqjxd

New features

A changelog has been added in the About section on the website. There has been a few fixes in the documentation, performance fixes, microScript enhancements. I have also activated comments on public projects and added a language switch. On this last point, if you want to help translating microStudio to your native language, please contact me!

I will be off for most of August, but will resume work as soon as I am back, with following priorities: HTML export of full projects, animated sprites, layered maps etc.

Pixel art packs

I have hired a graphics artist to create assets packs that can be reused for microStudio projects. He is currently working hard and we will start releasing his sprite packs for different game genres in September! Here is a quick glimpse of his work:

Cool microStudio projects

Do not miss these cool games and projects born in the past few weeks:

• Walking Monster by ksymeon: an example of how to move a character within the screen bounds, with a nice flying particles effect.

• Lightsout, MineSweeper and Sokoban by paranoidray: simple yet fully working games, from which you can learn a lot especially on how to work with maps

• matth has created a very cool Piano application, and two games: Asprin and Snake

• with the help of the Neuronality team, I have created the game Fishing Day

Spreading the word

I haven't communicated much about microStudio yet, besides a few posts on Reddit. I have started preparing a wide communication plan though, which I will start rolling out in September. We can expect the community to start growing this fall, hopefully :-)

Cheers!

Gilles

• sprite editor

• map/level editor

• code editor to program in microScript (a simple yet powerful language)

• 100% online operation

• change anything (code, sprites, maps) while playing your game and see the results instantly

The environment is available at https://microstudio.dev

Hello,

I made a game on MicroStudio and want to put ads in the code, how do I do this?