The level-editor is a separate program (not on the Playdate itself) that runs either online or on the desktop. You can then connect to the Playdate to put the level on – either via (web)serial or just placing it on the disk via USB.
That shouldn’t be different for the Catalog version.
Perhaps this isn’t clear from the description, so I should edit it as to not confuse people.
P.S. The only real ‘online’ functionality –that will be added when it launches for Catalog– is the scoreboards (for the time-trials). I’ll probably release that update for itch as well, but it comes with some caveats – as you of course need to connect your Playdate to a Playdate-account & put the game on there via USB instead of the ‘Sideload’ functionality on their website (as that last bit will do something with the ‘bundle-id’ apparently).
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ça semble très original, j'ai presque envi de me laisser tenter... je réfléchis.
Looks like a lot of fun!!! (is the online functionality different in the Catalog version?)
Hi! Thanks, I do hope it is fun!
The level-editor is a separate program (not on the Playdate itself) that runs either online or on the desktop. You can then connect to the Playdate to put the level on – either via (web)serial or just placing it on the disk via USB.
That shouldn’t be different for the Catalog version.
Perhaps this isn’t clear from the description, so I should edit it as to not confuse people.
P.S. The only real ‘online’ functionality –that will be added when it launches for Catalog– is the scoreboards (for the time-trials). I’ll probably release that update for itch as well, but it comes with some caveats – as you of course need to connect your Playdate to a Playdate-account & put the game on there via USB instead of the ‘Sideload’ functionality on their website (as that last bit will do something with the ‘bundle-id’ apparently).