Paige Ashlynn mxashlynn

GB Studio Notes

GB Studio continues to grow and improve. The 3.x series is far more powerful than earlier versions.

It is also a bit more complex to learn, but these resources can help you on your way!

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magick mogrify in.png -background "#65ff00" -alpha off -flatten

git tag new-name commit-hash-old-name-pointed-to
git tag -d old-name
git push origin new-name :old-name
git fetch --prune --prune-tags

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Here are tips I've been given by others.

Only follow advice that makes sense for you.
Choose side projects that you actually have time to do.
Be organized and establish a routine.
Prioritize your health, your relationships, and paying your bills above your personal project.

GB Studio 3.0 has been released and is much more capable than GB Studio 2.0 was. However, GB Studio 2.0 is much easier to learn.

The most stable, advanced, and user-friendly version of GB Studio 2.0 available is 2.0-beta5.

You can get this version of GB Studio pre-built and ready to go from GitHub.

	- DMG = Dot Matrix Game
	- Nintendo's internal codename for the original Game Boy
	- GBC = Game Boy Color
	- Hardware-compatible upgrade to the original Game Boy that introduced a color display and several other features.
	- SGB = Super Game Boy
	- A Nintendo-licensed device that allowed the Super Nintendo to play Game Boy games.
	- Included many features that were almost never used.
	- GBS = GB Studio
	- A game engine and editor that makes it easier and faster to create games for DMG and GBC.
	- GBVM = Game Boy Virtual Machine