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I use Mono on linux and with some of my games (Unity requires mono so that would fall under most of my games, so does MonoGame, but most of my MonoGame games require .NET dlls so sometimes...)

Yeah. Even the minimal EE website tends to struggle on chrome, so a client will be a lot better.
Anyway chrome is probably #1 browser if nothing uses flash because it's ultra fast with HTML5 and junk.

Honestly, making an interpreter and using it would probably be hard for him due to coding terms that we'd put in there. It's like trying to make a human programming language where you use English like: "Print this stuff into console" but that's too hard to make because you can't directly detect the string unless you use quotes to indicate beginning and end. The main problem is.. you just can't make a perfect programming language that only requires learning basic English syntax, because computers cannot understand English, they only understand 1's and 0's (if it's quantum, 1, 1 and 0, and 0)

Also, coding isn't that hard! I learned coding pretty quickly (a few weeks) and taught the rest myself. Ask Stack Overflow if that isn't enough. All you need is a bit of time to learn, the will to learn, and some GBs free space on your hard drive for Visual Studio or MonoDevelop.

Also, a better syntax could be used where > is a command, # is a comment, .$ is a variable used with events and other global things, and / is an event
This might be too complicated, but it's much simpler than C#

If you're wondering why this is complicated Anatoly, it's because computers cant understand certain types of syntax because it is very hard to program a program that understands English.

:/ Sorry, it just **** me off that everyone was thinking I was gonna 'steal' EE's textures. No, OffEE is doing that.
Also, this is a continuation of pretty much the project I canceled.

My post EXACTLY said: placeholder repo
Ninja and me made an agreement that OpenEE (Not even the source code) could be released until OffEE source code gets released. Though I am (not) trying to steal his code, the ideas are all the same:
an everybody edits client that can be played offline and has block mods and stuff
but mine has the extra ideas:
can be played online and has mods to your heart's content
online worlds can be backed up

First off, this supports bots `INSIDE` the gui (also said like mods like you said)
And yes, they're still mods, they still use the same API, but they modify the game without adding blocks or something.

Sorry if I didn't make sense, I tend to have issues making sense sometimes.

Yes, it would be easier.

offtopic: windows 10 said i have drive errors hope my hard drive isnt dying e.e (It's probably my disk drive which has gone to junk)

True, the cross-platform is an upside, but the downside is that it does not have many if any libraries for it. It would be good for lightweight projects that should be crossplatform, though.
I actually can't get Wine on my Linux machine because it's too old! (xD)
Dunno how fast PHP is either.

there is no 'hardships' in learning coding
we all taught ourselves pretty much completely, right?
and it hasen't been hard at all
I have to side with XxAtillaxX, though, you could just download .NET and get into notepad and make a bot without any IDE, and that this is only an interface, because it is. Also, the new .NET Core will make it even easier if someone can make a PlayerIOClient.dll for .NET Core, then you don't need to spend much time at all because you have a lightweight version of .NET and you can use notepad (Or Visual Studio Code which is more of a code text editor than an IDE)

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I seriously think this wouldn't be a good idea, It would ruin the hardness of pixel art, It would be as bad as allowing importing midis or using a midi controller for the music blocks.

holy **** this is good ****
make more

It's quite easy if you use relative positions and drag-n-drop pictureBoxes, or maybe even just hand-drawing the whole window with GDI+ (I hate doing that but I had to do it on one project commission, Don't know where I put the code anymore though)