Sugarcube devs, what’s your usual development process looks like? Any tips to streamworking faster/smarter?

• sublime-twee2

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  Twee2 SugarCube syntax highlighting for Sublime Text.

So my workflow is basically - boot up SublimeText on one monitor, and a web browser on the other, and set Sublime to my twine folder. Someone even made a Syntax Highlighting set for twee, which is nice. So I edit my files, and when I want to test, I hit Control-B to build, and then just go refresh the web browser and hit refresh to see my changes. Because of how twine stores state variables, in a lot of cases I don't even have to restart the story - I can be working on a passage, and just keep editing it and refreshing to see how it looks with my current game state.

• sublime_text

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  Issue tracker for Sublime Text

  

So my workflow is basically - boot up SublimeText on one monitor, and a web browser on the other, and set Sublime to my twine folder. Someone even made a Syntax Highlighting set for twee, which is nice. So I edit my files, and when I want to test, I hit Control-B to build, and then just go refresh the web browser and hit refresh to see my changes. Because of how twine stores state variables, in a lot of cases I don't even have to restart the story - I can be working on a passage, and just keep editing it and refreshing to see how it looks with my current game state.

• WorkOS

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• tweego

  11 111 0.0 Go

  Tweego is a free (gratis and libre) command line compiler for Twine/Twee story formats, written in Go.

Second, (and this one probably IS relevant), I moved out of the Twine editor and into the waiting arms of Tweego And oh my word, it has helped so much.

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